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I was looking into a unrelated deepFreeze issue when I found js-flock, which recommended elsewhere. Turns out that IE11 doesn't support Reflect, which was first added in #37 which means that IE11 support is out of the question without polyfills.
Is the IE11 support out of the question in general / on purpose, or is there some other way to fix the issue in #37 without relying on Reflect?
Thanks a lot!
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Actually truth is that it's very easy to fix #37 without relying on Reflect. I kind of regret decision of using Reflect for exact same reasons you described in issue.
@petetnt I have remove reflect usage from deepFreeze and publish new version. It's should work in IE11 from version 3.1.6. Disclaimer: I haven't actually tested it in IE11 as I don't have access to IE11 at this point.
I'll close the Issue and in case there is any other issue you can reopen it.
Just one more note by default js-flock is exporting unmodified ES6 code so when used in browser you should load transpiled version of code as described in documentation e.g const sort = require('js-flock/es5/deepFreeze'); or you can run it through your bable build process depending on your preferences. Let me know if you have any questions regarding that.
Hi! First of all: awesome library!
I was looking into a unrelated
deepFreeze
issue when I foundjs-flock
, which recommended elsewhere. Turns out that IE11 doesn't support Reflect, which was first added in #37 which means that IE11 support is out of the question without polyfills.Is the IE11 support out of the question in general / on purpose, or is there some other way to fix the issue in #37 without relying on Reflect?
Thanks a lot!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: