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tests/cases/classes.coffee now "passes" using coffeescript 1.3.3 #12
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"Due to the new semantics of JavaScript's strict mode, CoffeeScript no longer guarantees that constructor functions have names in all runtimes. See #2052 for discussion." jashkenas/coffeescript#2052
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tests/cases/classes.coffee now "passes" using coffeescript 1.3.3
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nice! should 1.3.1 be re-tagged? |
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A coffeescript class no longer generates javascript that throws an TypeError in Firefox in "use strict" mode.
Which was the most important change in 1.3.3 for me.
"Due to the new semantics of JavaScript's strict mode, CoffeeScript no longer guarantees that constructor functions have names in all runtimes. See jashkenas/coffeescript#2052 for discussion."
I also added a testrunner on the test overview page, which i'm sure you'll like.