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> the name composedPath indicates it is for DOM Node I’m unsure what about the name suggests that. While EventTargets constructed directly from user code never have a non-default [“get...

I'm curious what the current state of this grammar is. In Babel, at present, it is possible to do this: ``` @decorator export class Foo {} ``` However I can't...

@trikadin, decorating classes isn't what I was referring to. The grammar does clearly cover the example you gave: ``` ClassDeclaration [Yield, Default] : DecoratorList [?Yield]opt class BindingIdentifier [?Yield] ClassTail [?Yield]...

The grammar adds CoverMemberExpressionSquareBracketsAndComputedPropertyName to MemberExpression, which is the avenue NewExpression can take that includes terminal bracket notation. However, LHS is inclusive of CallExpression as well, and CallExpression may also...

I encountered this, too. The exit animation is fine, but before the enter animation runs, all ng-messages momentarily display (tested Chrome, FF). Reading through the comments so far, is it...

> I understand that this is probably not a practical example In a real example, the callbacks would typically be input to an API responsible for the invocation of those...

Re: the URL import, using a `URL` instance for this seems contradictory to guidance in [WHATWG URL](https://url.spec.whatwg.org/#url-apis-elsewhere): > A standard that exposes URLs should expose the URL as a string...

I can see that this change would cause this to no longer evaluate to “surprise”: ```js String.prototype[Symbol.split] = () => "surprise"; "a.b.c".split("."); ``` I see no obvious downside to the...

@devsnek is there an existing summary anywhere of the solutions which are considered viable? As someone who has used extends null before (with return override) I'd like to get a...

> Also a search of sourcegraph reveals 0 hits that are not tests for js engines or js linters. A search of sourcegraph would also not reveal my usages. I...