Fix for IE8 Parsing error #769
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IE8 Does not accept the trailing comma on Object definition. This fix let the IE8 parser to correctly parse the object instead of throwing an error for the trailing comma and exiting from the script.
benvinegar
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@bud-mo – ugh, this is particularly painful, because neither ESLint nor our preprocessors made this safe. We will immediately release 3.8.1 with this fix and follow-up to make sure processes are in place so that it doesn't occur again. |
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Introduced in 3671931 |
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#771 hopefully means that this won't happen again |
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IE8 Does not accept the trailing comma on Object definition.
This fix let the IE8 parser to correctly parse the object instead of throwing an error for the trailing comma and exiting from the script.