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Use only pre-es6 syntax in the node runtime#99

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Use only pre-es6 syntax in the node runtime#99
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To allow the runtime to be used with very old versions of node that predate es6 support (like node 0.10). It used to be like this before #41 and #28 which were by and large unrelated to explicitly dropping support for older hosts in the test runtime, seems like; so it'd be nice to still support them, IMO.

To allow the harness to be used with very old versions of node that predate es6 support (like `node 0.10`). It used to be like this before tc39#41 seems like.
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I'm going to accept this and do a release of eshost v6.x.x, but then I'm going end support for non-LTS versions of Node.js. That change will be documented and come with a v7 release.

@rwaldron rwaldron merged commit 1b97b61 into tc39:master Jan 29, 2020
@weswigham weswigham deleted the patch-1 branch January 29, 2020 22:55
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weswigham commented Jan 30, 2020

Sorry, but uhhh on secondary inspection, I may have kinda missed a location where a shorthand needed to be expanded out when I actually made this PR (that's what I get for using the web UI) - namely here. Would you wanna publish another v6 release with a small patch to finish fixing the problem? This time I can confirm that that's the only thing left from testing locally, at least.

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