Object initializer get/set accessor shorthand is not transpiled, breaks old browsers.

[trusktr]

F.e., even with --target ie:8,

let o = { get foo() {return 1} }

is compiled to

var o = { get foo() {return 1} }

IE 11 throws the infamous "Expected object" error.

[trusktr]

As a workaround, I'll process this with a post-buble babel step.

[trusktr]

Actually, despite Buble having this bug, this output is appearing in module export code (after transpile), which Rollup handles.

If I downgrade from Rollup 0.50.0 to 0.45.2, the problem goes away! I'll make a new issue in Rollup. Nevermind, the problem is still there. I don't know how my code was previously working in IE11. I'll file in Rollup.

[trusktr]

Here's the related issue in Rollup: rollup/rollup#1671

[nathancahill]

Is IE 11 a typo in this issue? Getters are supported since IE 9: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Functions/get#Browser_compatibility

[trusktr]

It was a mistake, the other issue is closed. Closing this one too.

[adrianheine]

Babel doesn't handle this either, btw.