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IE11 Array.from issue

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Hi,

I see in the migration guide from the original library that we should include the es6-promise library. I have added that, but we still get an error on this line of code:

return Array.from(uniqueFocusableElements);

The error is because Array.from is not defined, and that is not defined in the es6-promise library. I found this polyfill, but I’m curious why no-one else has had an issue.

Am I missing something?

Thanks

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:11 (6 by maintainers)

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Finessecommented, Jan 5, 2018

@limonte Thank you for invitation. I will help as much as I can, I don’t have much free time.

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thr0wncommented, Sep 18, 2017

Array.from was added again here. Although core.js avoids issues with it, seems weird it reappearing shortly after 59c8148fe2d5673af9438f57dda27189ea9cb9fd, commit that solved the previous Array.from issue. Is this a bug?

thanks.

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