Use Object.assign instead of xtend #616
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As described by choojs#563: > https://polyfill.io provides a fallback for browsers that don't support it, so for most people this will be a strict improvement.
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Ohhh, yeah I really want to merge this. But we're still supporting IE11, so that would be a breaking change. Leaving this open until we're ready to merge Choo v7 patches. Thanks a lot! ✨ |
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I'm currently putting together a change log for v7.0.0 and would like to get this in there. @nanaian would you mind fixing the merge conflict? |
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@tornqvist should be good to merge now! |
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* master: Update nanorouter (choojs#701) Use Object.assign instead of xtend (choojs#616)
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As described by #563: