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Set polyfill doesn't work with Array.from in IE11

See original GitHub issue

Hi all, Using the included Set polyfill, I have the following:

const testSet = [...new Set([1, 2, 1])];

In Chrome and Edge (for example), the output is what I expect it to be:

But in IE11 (where the polyfill kicks-in), this is what I’m shown:

It looks like it’s creating an object within the array. I’ve run the code directly from your source as well and am getting the same results. Any idea what’s going on?

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triblondoncommented, Apr 24, 2017

When a PR is merged, it’s assigned to a release, and then we release periodically. You’ll get at least 7 days notice because we push to qa.polyfill.io a week ahead of cdn.polyfill.io, and announce on twitter.

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zslabscommented, Apr 24, 2017

Thanks @triblondon ! It looks like the releases may not necessarily be on a defined schedule – any idea when something like that may land in the wild?

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