when "this" attacks with ES6 arrow functions

1.js

FileSchema.method("getDownloadUrl", (cb) => {
  var options = {
    Bucket: "watchmecode-net",
    
    Key: this.name // <= "this" right here, points at the wrong thing!!!
    
  };
  var s3 = new AWS.S3();
  s3.getSignedUrl("getObject", options, cb);
})

2.js

var foo = {};

// a method to create methods
foo.method = function(name, cb){
  this[name] = cb;
};

3.js

foo.method("bar", function(){
  console.log("test");
}

foo.bar(); // => "test"

4.js

// run this in node v4 to see the "expected" behavior

this.test = "attached to the module";

var foo = {
  test: "attached to an object"
};

// a method to create methods
foo.method = function(name, cb){
  this[name] = cb;
};

// use an arrow function and get
// lexical analysis of "this"
foo.method("bar", () => {
  // not what you expected, maybe?
  console.log(this.test); 
});

foo.bar();

5.js

// run this in node v4 to see the expected behavior

this.test = "attached to the module";

var foo = {
  test: "attached to an object"
};

// a method to create methods
foo.method = function(name, cb){
  this[name] = cb;
};

// use standard callback function and get
// the expected "this"
foo.method("bar", function(){
  // this one will be what you expected
  console.log(this.test); 
});

foo.bar(); // => "attached to an object"

6.js

// run this in node v4 to see the "expected" behavior

this.test = "attached to the module";
var foo = {
  test: "attached to an object"
};

foo.method = function(name, cb){
  
  // bind the value of "this" on the method
  // to try and force it to be what you want
  this[name] = cb.bind(this);
  
};

foo.method("bar", () => {
  console.log(this.test); 
});

foo.bar();

There is the following error in 3.js - Uncaught SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list