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Array.prototype.includes() not supported by IE
See original GitHub issueWhen visiting beta through IE, the site is unusable. There are two instances of includes in the code base outside of the gulp file, and two solutions for fixing this.
- Add a polyfill for
Array.prototype.includes()or - Refactor to remove
Array.prototype.includes()
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:18 (9 by maintainers)
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@Bouncey This may be thinking a bit too far down the line, but I’ve been aware of this for some time since @bonham000 and I ran into this issue when we were developing the React curriculum. Several of those challenges err… include
includes()😄So I guess my point is, maybe a polyfill is the best solution?
@BerkeleyTrue I can work on refactoring this.