Add globalThis to builtin environment
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It's ok to add it, but should be added to |
It's been available since Chrome 71, Firefox 65 and Node.js v11.0.0. Refs: nodejs/node#27399 See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/globalThis
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Okay, updated. Also reworded the commit log. |
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globalThis to builtin environment
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It's been available since Node.js v11.0.0.
Refs: nodejs/node#27399
It's also available in (at least) recent Chrome and Firefox but I don't know what your policy is w.r.t. to something that only a subset of browsers support.