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Dividing an object in a right-hand-side of < or > causes a transpilation fail.
This issue is similar with the previous issue #6322, in that they are both related to division of an object,
but I am submitting these issues separately because I think those two might have separated root cause in that the previous one requires the division to be in for-loop condition and this one requires the division to be at RHS of < or >.
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Describe the bug
Dividing an object in a right-hand-side of
<
or>
causes a transpilation fail.This issue is similar with the previous issue #6322, in that they are both related to division of an object,
but I am submitting these issues separately because I think those two might have separated root cause in that the previous one requires the division to be in for-loop condition and this one requires the division to be at RHS of
<
or>
.Input code
Config
No response
Playground link
https://play.swc.rs/?version=1.3.11&code=H4sIAAAAAAAAA8tJLVGoULBVMFCwUahWqFXQB7KsAb6dryUVAAAA&config=H4sIAAAAAAAAA0WMTQrEIAxG75K1286id5hDBCctFv9IUhgR714tlu7C915ehUMsrBUyshCPS0pU%2FMMKZAOKZZcVTNf6tKEXagYUeScdiiyd%2BZSEJjUQXHRbGSWbQmYSeRHG3T9m66GQfucYKmjJdAc%2F0N7G%2FHPynaLySe0Cj9ke9LUAAAA%3D
Expected behavior
input.js
is a valid JavaScript code:$ node input.js
Actual behavior
SWC fails to transpile

input.js
; it thinks/ 0 ;
is an unterminated regexp literal:Version
1.3.11 (default SWC playground)
Additional context
No response
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