nextElementSibling, previousElementSibling polyfills
See original GitHub issueHey folks,
We are using nextElementSibling and previousElementSibiling polyfills that were in the polyfill-service
library, but they don’t seem to be in the new repo.
Is there any documentation why this is? I would be interested in adding these back to this version if you’d be interested too.
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Thanks 💌
@nickcolley the string in
config.toml.browsers
are SemVer ranges. The*
is the SemVer range for any version.