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The "IE11 ECMAScript Extensions" contains ES6 collections, which allows code aimed at ES5 runtimes to mistakenly use them and fail at runtime.
For backward compatibility, perhaps make a new lib.es5.d.ts that doesn't have these sections. That will also require a way to override the default lib independent of specifying the target.
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I left a comment(#2645 (comment)) for @zhengbli to remove the extensions. the reason we had them is that dom typings depended on them. with the latest change i believe this is not the case any more.
The "IE11 ECMAScript Extensions" contains ES6 collections, which allows code aimed at ES5 runtimes to mistakenly use them and fail at runtime.
For backward compatibility, perhaps make a new lib.es5.d.ts that doesn't have these sections. That will also require a way to override the default lib independent of specifying the target.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: