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App does not transpile for IE11 #532

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allthesignals opened this issue Apr 11, 2019 · 4 comments
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App does not transpile for IE11 #532

allthesignals opened this issue Apr 11, 2019 · 4 comments
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allthesignals commented Apr 11, 2019

For some reason, related to the issue outlined here, EmberJS is not transpiling some of the imported dependencies, including mapbox-gl-js, among others. These deps use things like arrow functions which are not supported in IE11.

Following the linked thread, I am able to get past some of the initial compatibility issues, but there are downstream problems that I can't quite debug:

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I can't inspect these error messages, the IE11 debugger just tries to "open" them but nothing happens.

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Having same issue in IE 11. Could you try to detect the browser version while loading the page, if IE 11 is detected, then redirect user to a page with some note to let users know what browser they should use.

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Thanks @CeciliaCY can you try this deploy branch?

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CeciliaCY commented Apr 11, 2019

deploy branch works @allthesignals

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allthesignals commented Apr 11, 2019

I think this is the next issue: mapbox/mapbox-gl-js#3422

A new commit in the PR should address most issues, but there are others including wizard not working.

We should run the test suite against IE 11 and debug accordingly.

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