Closed MartinMalinda closed 7 years ago
Currently both autoprefixer and babel can take a browser support params which determine what kind of polyfills need to be included.
I think it could be useful to have browserSupport property by default in config.js which could then be read both by babel and autoprefixer.
config.js
Potentionally even Ember-CLI could then filter out certain code based on the browser support (Ember.RSVP ?).
Good news, this has already been implemented and is available in the latest beta release! 🎉
Some links for reading through details:
That's great! I should have checked first.
Currently both autoprefixer and babel can take a browser support params which determine what kind of polyfills need to be included.
I think it could be useful to have browserSupport property by default in
config.js
which could then be read both by babel and autoprefixer.Potentionally even Ember-CLI could then filter out certain code based on the browser support (Ember.RSVP ?).