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It looks like createObservableMethod will fail because of how it checks to see if share() is supported here.
if(!Rx.Observable.prototype.share){...}
Right now, it is checking for support on the prototype of Observable when share() is actually somewhere around RxJS.operators.share(). Is there a way to address this through the new piping mechanism without having to utilize the rxjs-compat module?
This is sort of related to #69 but since createObservableMethod directly uses share() off the Observable prototype, the feature is broken.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It looks like
createObservableMethod
will fail because of how it checks to see ifshare()
is supported here.Right now, it is checking for support on the prototype of
Observable
whenshare()
is actually somewhere aroundRxJS.operators.share()
. Is there a way to address this through the new piping mechanism without having to utilize therxjs-compat
module?This is sort of related to #69 but since
createObservableMethod
directly usesshare()
off theObservable
prototype, the feature is broken.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: