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Not sure if I should have any other tests here. I don't need or need to put all the tests into strict mode.

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Duh fixes #179

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mgol commented Apr 28, 2016

Interesting, no changes required to pass the tests? :)

LGTM then!

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BTW, we could drop the undefined; Core doesn't protect itself from undefined shadowing anymore so there's no reason Migrate should.

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I tried it on all the desktop browsers and Android 4.1, they seemed to be fine. I even tried it on IE8 not really thinking. It doesn't work there. 😛 We'll see if the whole suite has any issues.

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@dmethvin dmethvin deleted the 179-strict branch August 4, 2016 12:39
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