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[v2] `& ~ &` compiles to `className ~ &`
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That’s because you’re using Webpack 2 and it will choose the bundled ES2015 file. @mxstbr I think we should exclude all dependencies from the ES2015 bundle or distribute transpiled files (without export statement) for Webpack to npm? What do you think?
Sure, PR?