Lodash's _.rest is different from Underscore's

[monovertex]

From what I read in the other issues, I understand that with 3.0, Lodash has dropped the Underscore replacement build for Backbone because they are compatible. However, Underscore.js 1.7 has a different _.rest definition (_.rest(array, [index])) from Lodash.js 3.1 (_.rest(array)).

This breaks a Backbone plugin, namely Backbone.Stickit. I cannot switch back to underscore, because I use certain features that are only available in Lodash.

I was under the impression that Lodash is providing what Underscore provides and more (and faster). I only found this issue so far, but there could be more. Could you advise me what do to in this situation?

[jdalton]

In lodash v3 we've split the functionality out into drop. In Underscore _.drop is an alias for rest so you can simply use _.drop(array, index) for cross-lib support.

Also I'm not seeing any rest use in backbone.stickit.

[monovertex]

It is, in their official v 8 release. I generally try not to use the master branch version as it can be unstable sometimes.

Anyway, thanks for the help, using stickit's master version did solve that.

[rafde]

Stickit release 0.9.0 this morning.

[wnghngxn]

thanks

[lock]

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