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"fetch" is not defined
See original GitHub issueimport 'isomorphic-fetch';
expose a function called “fetch” as so react-native projects.
which rule i need to use to suppress this error just for this case?
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Set the environment for a browser inside the
.eslintrcfile:Skip down a line in the docs, how about
"globals": { "fetch": false }?