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object spread
See original GitHub issueAre you using object spread? I had to add:
"parserOptions": {
"ecmaFeatures": {
"experimentalObjectRestSpread": true
}
}
To my eslintrc to have it working. Thanks
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@silverlight513 yes, the guide assumes you’re using babel, and encourages it (and the linter config requires it implicitly).
Yes, in stage 3, features only change in response to browser feedback about implementation feasibility or web compatibility, and this one in particular is highly unlikely to change.
Everyone still needs to use a transpiler right now to use them though. Is the reason they’ve been added is because they’re more of a certainty now and the spec is less likely to change. (Sorry, not up to speed on the stage process)