Object rest syntax not transpiling correctly with dynamic properties

[noahgrant]

Bug Report

Current Behavior
Assigning object values to dynamic variables while using object rest syntax results in transpiling code that looks like:

// dynamic properties to be omitted from initialObject are simply undefined
_objectWithoutProperties(initialObject, ["undefined"]);

Input Code

• REPL or Repo link if applicable:
  here's a link to a complete reproduction in the REPL at babeljs.io. I've also included a screenshot below.

Expected behavior/code
As you can see at the REPL link above, babel tries to remove 'undefined' properties from the initialObject, resulting in rest containing all of the initialObject's properties. If you were to paste that code into chrome devtools, rest would correctly only contain familyGuy.

Babel Configuration (.babelrc, package.json, cli command)

The config is built-in to the REPL at the link above, but the preset-env is using the following browsers:

Chrome >= 67, Firefox >= 63, Edge >= 17, Opera >= 57, Safari >= 11.1

Environment

• Babel version(s): 7.4
• How you are using Babel: REPL

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[noahgrant]

I'd just like to add that I changed my Edge requirements to >= 18 and it was transpiled correctly.

[noahgrant]

related question—using Edge 17 also transpiled default function parameters, but I thought Edge 17 was supposed to be fully ES2015-compliant?

[nicolo-ribaudo]

related question—using Edge 17 also transpiled default function parameters, but I thought Edge 17 was supposed to be fully ES2015-compliant?

Yeah, it is fixed by #9902