Ben Newman

Might you have time to submit a pull request for this? I suspect it will be analogous to https://github.com/facebook/regenerator/pull/264.

The [`ecmascript`](https://github.com/meteor/meteor/tree/devel/packages/ecmascript) package (coming in Meteor 1.2) will process both server-side and client-side code using `Babel.compile`, though `Babel.compile` runs only on the server. Actually compiling code on the client is...

Also, the `grigio:babel` package will continue to work alongside the `ecmascript`, though I totally understand if the maintainer prefers to deprecate the project so he can focus on other work!

Here's the current list of supported Babel features: https://github.com/meteor/meteor/blob/devel/packages/ecmascript/README.md Notable features missing from the Meteor 1.2 `ecmascript` package: - modules (need a CommonJS module system first, which is one of...

@jeffshaver It's important for us, as a framework that serves lots of different kinds of developers, not to lure our developers into writing code that could easily cease to work...

> By enabling stage-0, you aren't recommending its usage, you are allowing it. That distinction may seem clear to you and me, but it's hard to enforce a distinction like...

@dahukish @vinassefranche @mishalov Are there any user-visible (breaking) changes? In other words, do you think we need to bump the major or minor (or patch) version of `eslint-plugin-graphql` before releasing...

@tomdev10 This is definitely a `graphql-tag` issue, so I moved it here. While we can make this code more defensive, in your reproduction you are manually calling the `gql` function...

@allan-barbato Thanks for bringing this to our attention, and sorry for the wait! While I agree this was a dubious implementation choice for the `tslib` package, it appears to happen...

@disarticulate What version of `ts-invariant` are you using? It seems like webpack is injecting an import for `process/browser` that does not exist in the `ts-invariant` code.