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Great work, and it's unfortunate that Ember never delivered on their promise of a drop-in replacement of Set.
Set
I did discover one inconsistency with this implementation.
Using your set: Object.keys(new Set()) // ['_content']
Object.keys(new Set()) // ['_content']
Using the deprecated version from 1.x: Object.keys(new Ember.Set()) // []
Object.keys(new Ember.Set()) // []
Also, Object.keys will pick up any elements added to an Ember.Set.
Ember.Set
Not sure if this is fixable. If not, definitely worth noting in the readme.
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Great work, and it's unfortunate that Ember never delivered on their promise of a drop-in replacement of
Set.I did discover one inconsistency with this implementation.
Using your set:
Object.keys(new Set()) // ['_content']Using the deprecated version from 1.x:
Object.keys(new Ember.Set()) // []Also, Object.keys will pick up any elements added to an
Ember.Set.Not sure if this is fixable. If not, definitely worth noting in the readme.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: