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Revert "fix(deps): update dependency terser-webpack-plugin to v2.3.4" #39400

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@blowery blowery commented Feb 12, 2020

Reverts #39309

Throwing errors in Edge 18

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@blowery blowery merged commit 5e98546 into master Feb 12, 2020
@blowery blowery deleted the revert-39309-renovate/terser-webpack-plugin-2.x branch February 12, 2020 01:32
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blowery commented Feb 12, 2020

A bunch of babel updates, which appeared to be harmless movement inside node_modules, slipped in with this update because the original lockfile generated by npm was broken.

This update didn't actually update terser, just the webpack plugin for it.

We're not entirely sure why this broke Edge 18 just yet.

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blowery commented Feb 12, 2020

cc @sgomes

We missed this in part because there are no automated tests that target Edge. We've been relying on Chrome to cover it, especially now that Edge is moving to Chromium. We may want to spin up a Sauce Edge instance for a canary while it's still supported.

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sgomes commented Feb 12, 2020

+1 on having a canary for every platform we support.

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