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feat(Symbol.iterator): no longer polyfilled #3389

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BREAKING CHANGE: We are no longer polyfilling Symbol.iterator. That would be done by a proper polyfilling library

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benlesh commented Mar 7, 2018

NOTE: The only worry I have with this change is that we're no longer watching for the weirdness with older versions of Firefox.. however that should be covered by a proper polyfill.

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polyfill. We don't want to throw on this, because it's not required
by the library. However it will provide clues to users on older
browsers why things like `from(iterable)` doesn't work. */
if (!Symbol.iterator) {
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I believe Symbol.iterator and Symbol itself were both defined in ES2015 so if Symbol.iterator isn't available it's likely that Symbol isn't either and this may error. 🤔

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Ah! Good catch!

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export const iterator = symbolIteratorPonyfill(root);
/** The native Symbol.iterator instance or a string */
export const iterator = Symbol.iterator || '@@iterator';
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Same issue here Uncaught ReferenceError: Symbol is not defined

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BREAKING CHANGE: We are no longer polyfilling `Symbol.iterator`. That would be done by a proper polyfilling library
polyfill. We don't want to throw on this, because it's not required
by the library. However it will provide clues to users on older
browsers why things like `from(iterable)` doesn't work. */
if (!Symbol || !Symbol.iterator) {
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@benlesh This still has the "Symbol is not defined" problem. Needed to use typeof checks. Here's a follow up PR to fix: #3394

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