| Q | A <!--(Can use an emoji 👍) -->
| ------------------------ | ---
| Fixed Issues? | None
| Patch: Bug Fix? | No
| Major: Breaking Change? | No
| Minor: New Feature? | No
| Tests Added + Pass? | Existing tests pass
| Documentation PR | No
| Any Dependency Changes? | `regenerator-transform` in `@babel/plugin-transform-regenerator`
| License | MIT
I recently updated `regenerator`, `regenerator-transform`, and `regenerator-preset` to fix a number of vulnerabilities surfaced by `npm audit`. There was no need to update `regenerator-runtime`, as it does not have any dependencies of its own. I'm happy to report the latest versions of these packages have zero vulnerability warnings according to `npm audit`.
While I was at it, I also updated all dependencies of these packages to their Babel 7 equivalents, so there should hopefully be fewer legacy package dependencies installed because of Regenerator.
<!--
Before making a PR please make sure to read our contributing guidelines
https://github.com/babel/babel/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
For issue references: Add a comma-separated list of a [closing word](https://help.github.com/articles/closing-issues-via-commit-messages/) followed by the ticket number fixed by the PR. It should be underlined in the preview if done correctly.
-->
| Q | A <!--(Can use an emoji 👍) -->
| ------------------------ | ---
| Fixed Issues? | --
| Patch: Bug Fix? |
| Major: Breaking Change? |
| Minor: New Feature? |
| Tests Added + Pass? | Yes
| Documentation PR | <!-- If so, add `[skip ci]` to your commit message to skip CI -->
| Any Dependency Changes? |
| License | MIT
Good ol' plugin ordering 🙃
Ref: https://github.com/babel/babel/pull/7065#issuecomment-395959112
Fix a ReferenceError caused by a typo (`_construct` instead of
`construct`) in the external `wrapNativeSuper` helper. (The typo
doesn't usually cause an error in inline helpers because `_construct`
happens to be the default name given to the `construct` helper
function.)
The extra field parenthesizedArgument was never set to true. It was
always set to false and the code that read this was incorrectly
checking if extra was present.
Fixes#7957
Given the following
```js
a = <F new/>
```
We used to generate:
```js
a = React.createElement(F, {"new": true})
```
but now we generate
```js
a = React.createElement(F, {new: true})
```
If you need to quote these (ie for ES3 you can use
transform-property-literals)
