Closed henrik closed 8 years ago
Cool. Any feedback from anyone else?
Merged in good faith that this won't cause anyone else issues
Thank you, @searls. Pull-requested in good faith. IE compatibility modes appears to be a complex matter, but it seems this will make IE9 run tests in IE9 mode, which is probably what most people want. If someone does have tests that passed in some "earlier" mode (as though running in an earlier IE), hopefully this change won't break anything – I suspect IE adds support for new features but rarely removes them…
Without this, IE9 would run in quirks mode, giving IE8-type "isArray" errors with React.
More details: http://stackoverflow.com/a/29828955/6962