Invalid calling object
See original GitHub issueNPM version: 5.6.0 Node version: 9.4.0 OS: Windows Browser: IE 11
Issue:
My application started crashing on IE11, with an error of Invalid Calling Object
, after speding some time debugging, I figured out that what was causing the problem was any airbreak-js version of 1.0.*
Solution: Downgrading it to 0.9.9 fixed my issue with IE11
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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Same problem here. Caused by line 193 in airbrake-js/src/instrumentation/historian.ts I think this is the problem:
Seems like IE does not allow to create these kind of aliases.
Yes, I believe it is automatically updated with some delay.