fix(compiler): const is not supported in IE9 and IE10 #4465
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Hi Marc, this looks good. |
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Merging PR #4465 on behalf of @tbosch to branch presubmit-tbosch-pr-4465. |
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With the new compiler, 4 unit tests are failing in these browsers.
The reason is that they don't support
const, see https://developer.mozilla.org/fr/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Instructions/constAs far as I can see, the TS compiler transforms all
constintovar.@tbosch Would it be an issue to do the same in our compiler when targeting JS please?