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Use case for overriding RegExp#exec (Type IV)
#27 opened Aug 8, 2024 by slevithan
1
Sad to see it go
#25 opened Feb 18, 2024 by d3x0r
Misleading proposal name?
#24 opened Nov 19, 2021 by bathos
7
It will break the web
#23 opened Apr 26, 2021 by zloirock
29
Type II support for promise then is essential for hooking into existing promises' lifecycles and observing them without a massive amount of complexity.
#21 opened Jan 31, 2021 by dead-claudia
4
In defense of Type II
#20 opened Jan 24, 2021 by getify
9
Should Type IV subclassing restrictions also apply to non-RegExp classes?
#18 opened Jan 18, 2021 by mgaudet
1
Type IV subclassing is largely orthogonal to other types; should it partake in the exit criteria?
#17 opened Jan 18, 2021 by mgaudet
1
"Have a good time"
#16 opened Jan 18, 2021 by mgaudet
1
Deprecate Symbol.species
#13 opened Jun 3, 2020 by ilias-t
5
Why not delegate to this.constructor
#9 opened May 22, 2020 by syg
1
What is the difference between Type 2 and Type 3?
#6 opened May 21, 2020 by jridgewell
4
Additional complexity you could remove from Promises
#5 opened May 21, 2020 by domenic
17
Semantics suggestion: Use SpeciesConstructor just for new.target
#1 opened May 21, 2020 by littledan
9
ProTip! Exclude everything labeled bug with -label:bug.