On rename destructuring alias all over the place

[ghost]

I cannot rename a property without creating destructuring aliases all over my code base, which is madness.

In short I don't know how to refactor this without gimping my code base.

That is why I am reverting to 3.1.6.

The workaround to create an alias manually and renaming the property itsself, like in 3.1, was less work intensive, especially since aliases are more often then not not used.

TypeScript Version: 3.3.0-dev.20190111

Search Terms: property alias rename refactoring destructuring

Code

interface MyObj{
  prop:string;
}

function oneOf100UsagesMethod({prop}:MyObj){
  console.log(prop)
}

Expected behavior:
(after rename)

interface MyObj{
  prop2:string;
}

function oneOf100UsagesMethod({prop2}:MyObj){
  console.log(prop2)
}

Actual behavior:
(after rename)

interface MyObj{
  prop2:string;
}

function oneOf100UsagesMethod({prop2: prop}:MyObj){
  console.log(prop)
}

[weswigham]

Duplicate of #29238

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