Update devDependencies
See original GitHub issueJust opening an issue to let everyone know I’ll be working on this in the deps
branch. (Don’t merge it, I want to rebase first.) Don’t know when I’ll get done, just working on it when I get time.
Here is the Checklist:
- uglify-js
- istanbul
- jsdoc
- lru-cache
- browserify
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:11 (2 by maintainers)
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I think we can say we don’t care about IE8. Also, if someone really wanted to use it with a browser without
forEach
they could certainly just polyfill it.@RyanZim said,
Probably, but good point.
No, and that’s another good point. I guess after all we don’t really support IE8. Since we haven’t received reports of EJS not working on IE8, it also means that nobody who cares enough about EJS’s development to file an issue uses EJS on IE8.
@mde, what do you think?