Add separate build for web target #94
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Ack! I feel terrible I didn't see this before I fixed #95! I had originally tried to use |
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@developit yeap, I was digging source of mircobundle a bit before this fix |
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@developit so this commit a6423f7 seems to fix the problem |
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Released in 1.3.0. |
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Thank you) |
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After upgrade from 1.1.0 to 1.2.0/1.2.1 we noticed that workers stopped working in IE (arrow functions caused syntax error). It seems to be related to microbundle upgrade here
This commit just adds separate build with target 'web' so both 'rpc-wrapper.js' and 'rpc-worker-loader.js' can be executed without having syntax error in old environments.
I didn't find a better way than just adding another build command. Maybe there is a better way to do that with microbundle