template literals in npm module

[BarryThePenguin]

Looks like the published code in npm still has template literals. Using livereactload@next in IE11 ends up with a SCRIPT1014: Invalid character error

See https://unpkg.com/livereactload@4.0.0-beta.1/lib/reloading.js, specifically

console.warn(`LiveReactload: You are providing two arguments to the module.hot.onUpdate hook, and we are
                ignoring the first argument. You may have copied and pasted a webpack hook. For compatibility, we are
                accepting this, and it will probably work, but please remove the first argument to avoid confusion.`)

[BarryThePenguin]

There's a "postcompile": "cp src/reloading.js lib/" step in package.json that reverts the babel compiled file. That could be removed. Or src/reloading.js could be made to work without template literals (or any other ES6 features)

[EugeneZ]

Good catch. reloading.js is not intended to be transpiled. My bad. #156 fixes this!

[milankinen]

Oh nice! 👍 My fault, I reviewed the code but didn't notice this

[milankinen]

4.0.0-beta.2 (also tagged as next)