Closed corbinhughes closed 1 year ago
Thanks for submitting this. We are investigating this and have filed internally as 180751.
Thanks!
Using "launchdarkly-react-client-sdk": "2.29.4"
in my package.json
file caused yarn to update to launchdarkly-js-client-sdk@2.24.2
and launchdarkly-js-sdk-common@3.8.2
, but then attempting to load a page in IE11 still generates a "'Proxy' is undefined" in the LDProvider
component in my environment.
Is this a support request? No
Describe the bug
Proxy
usage introduced in 2.27.0 broke IE11 (and it doesn't seem to be polyfillable, at least not by proxy-polyfill since it rejects setPrototypeOf traps).To reproduce Use react-client-sdk >= 2.27.0 with IE11
Expected behavior I'm not actually sure, since I don't know if IE11 support was dropped on purpose or not :).
The reference page loosely implies IE11 is supported as long as the outlined functionalities are polyfilled, but it also states "can be used in all major browsers," which doesn't really include IE11. If
proxy
also needs to be polyfilled, I'd expect the documentation to mention it in the list of polyfills (especially given the most popular polyfill for it won't work). Or, if IE11 is indeed no longer supported, that being officially documented would also be nice.Logs N/A
SDK version 2.29.3
Language version, developer tools N/A
OS/platform Internet Explorer 11
Additional context
I'm essentially after clarification if IE11 support was dropped on purpose or if it is indeed a bug that recent versions don't support IE11.
A large factor motivating this concern is that the EOL for 2.26.x is 2023-08-31, at which point we are very likely still going to be supporting IE11, leaving us on an unsupported react-client-sdk version.