How to use the @babel/traverse.explode function in @babel/traverse
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babel / babel / packages / babel-core / src / config / option-manager.js View on Github 
(
{ value, options, dirname, alias }: LoadedDescriptor,
cache: CacheConfigurator<{ envName: string }>,
): Plugin => {
const pluginObj = validatePluginObject(value);
const plugin = Object.assign({}, pluginObj);
if (plugin.visitor) {
plugin.visitor = traverse.explode(clone(plugin.visitor));
}
if (plugin.inherits) {
const inheritsDescriptor = {
name: undefined,
alias: `${alias}$inherits`,
value: plugin.inherits,
options,
dirname,
};
// If the inherited plugin changes, reinstantiate this plugin.
const inherits = cache.invalidate(data =>
loadPluginDescriptor(inheritsDescriptor, data.envName),
);(
{ value, options, dirname, alias }: LoadedDescriptor,
cache: CacheConfigurator,
): Plugin => {
const pluginObj = validatePluginObject(value);
const plugin = {
...pluginObj,
};
if (plugin.visitor) {
plugin.visitor = traverse.explode({
...plugin.visitor,
});
}
if (plugin.inherits) {
const inheritsDescriptor = {
name: undefined,
alias: `${alias}$inherits`,
value: plugin.inherits,
options,
dirname,
};
// If the inherited plugin changes, reinstantiate this plugin.
const inherits = cache.invalidate(data =>
loadPluginDescriptor(inheritsDescriptor, data),@babel/traverse
The Babel Traverse module maintains the overall tree state, and is responsible for replacing, removing, and adding nodes
