Use Object.keys as Object.values is not supported in node<7#295
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Object.values was introduced in 138b101 and it is not supported in node.js until version 7, so it's a mismatch with what's declared in the `engines` section of package.json (node >= 6).
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@here any update? |
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@macmilan So far I had to pin the dependency to a last-working version ( |
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@rails/webpacker uses this in its' dependency tree and we can't deploy because of it. Any way we can force it to use 3.3.0 ? |
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Awesome, thanks for merging @fb55! 🙂 |
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Object.values was introduced in 138b101 and it is not supported in node.js until version 7, so it's a mismatch with what's declared in the
enginessection of package.json (node >= 6).This fixes #294