David Iglesias

This has been rebased to the latest `master` and everything seems to be working as expected. Will apply `autosubmit` when CI looks happy.

I've checked the `Google testing` failures, and the problem is: ``` ERROR: **third_party/dart/flutter/lib/src/gestures/converter.dart:286** The getter 'respond' isn't defined for the type 'PointerData'. #undefined_getter onRespond: datum.respond, ^^^^^^^ ``` Which makes sense,...

(Retrying)

@jehuamanna, you're doing unsupported things and they can break in any unforeseeable way down the line. I'm sorry, but for now we're not working on enabling the use case of...

I'd be happy with `has` in JSObject (similar to [JS' `in`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/in)?)

@srujzs can a version of `has` be moved to somewhere that doesn't have "unsafe" in the name? :P

(Am I supposed to use this differently, though?)

I checked and the `FileList` type seems to not be marked [iterable](https://github.com/w3c/webref/blob/75015f219dc2fede4af8c953d93b1517c1691204/ed/idl/FileAPI.idl#L47-L51), but in the [MDN example](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileList#example), they use it with `for ... of`: ```js for (const file of fileInput.files)...

> ```dart > external TrustedScriptURL createScriptURL(String input, [JSAny? argument1, JSAny? argument2, JSAny? argument3]); > ``` I tried to do this to have a variadic `console.log` a while back, and in...

I think the `has`/`hasProperty` should be enough. When I wrote my own helper was because I was "translating" the old way of doing it to the new. I don't think...