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Replace var with let or const as appropriate.
See original GitHub issueI’m curious, what the stance is in terms of adopting let and const in this repo?
Possible approaches:
- Consistently ES5 (
varonly) - Consistently ES6 (e.g. would a PR be welcome that converts all
vartolet&const?) - Allow internal inconsistency (mixed
var,let,constwithin & between files)
This relates to how PRs should be reviewed with respect to usage of these keywords. Thanks!
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please rewrite d3 in es2015+ syntax
It’s not a goal at this time to rewrite everything. We’re focused on getting 6.0 released.