Closed aaarichter closed 4 years ago
i'd like the "remove babel transpilation" commit to mention that losing ES5 browser support is a breaking change
Also, the bluebird-killing commit should mention that it's a breaking change that returned promises are no longer Bluebird promises (people might have written code that uses .spread()
or whatnot)
Also, the bluebird-killing commit should mention that it's a breaking change that returned promises are no longer Bluebird promises (people might have written code that uses
.spread()
or whatnot)
actually, scratch this, looks like the lib itself wasn't bluebird-wrapping; we were just using it in the tests
Also, shall we take this major bump occasion to also drop node 8 support?
@dbushong
that losing ES5 browser support
The use case is client tests via testem and PhantomJS?
Also, shall we take this major bump occasion to also drop node 8 support?
sure why not.
The use case is client tests via testem and PhantomJS?
Yeah, that's probably going to be the major stumbling block
Breaking Change:
Usage with client test inside of ES5 browser like PhantomJS is no longer supported.
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