fix: Pin supported target environment #1170
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@eps1lon Pinning kcd-scripts won't help, as we're not using latest version yet (as I described in #1169 (comment))
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Please see the PR title and description. I'm not pinning kcd-scripts but everything. |
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kcd-scripts does not use the engines field in its "--bundle" target. This is incorrect since it conflates the module entry with the browser entry. module and main are only for the used module system. Their runtime target needs to be the same. This isn't formally specified but conventionally used by bundlers (see https://esbuild.github.io/api/#main-fields).
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@eps1lon, it looks like CC: @timdeschryver |
What:
Closes #1169
Why:
A minor release created a build with that contained syntax that we don't support yet.
How:
Run
npx browserslist defaultswith a version ofcaniuse-litethat was used at the time of the latest good release.That snapshot is now contained in our manifest and ensures build tools transpile to this target.
Having "defaults" as the target environment is too weak of a contract to have.
Now it's apparent that changing the target environment is considered a breaking change.
We can decide in the next major release what a good matrix for supported runtimes is.
Checklist:
[ ]Documentation added to thedocs site
rm -rf node_modules/; npm install; npm run build, checkdist/@testing-library/dom.esm.js, no more??[ ]TypeScript definitions updated