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Announcing Scala.js 1.19.0. #654
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We also deprecated ES 5.1 in this version, didn't we?
If that setting is used through an indirect dependency, it will be silently ignored. | ||
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Strict floats are almost entirely backward compatible with non-strict floats. | ||
The latter were mostly specified on a best-effort basis, which strict floats comply with. |
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I feel this sentence is hard to understand. How about something like:
In general, strict floats mandate behavior which non-strict floats leave unspecified (so non strict floats were always permitted to behave like strict floats).
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`js.async { ... }` executes a block of code under a JavaScript `async` context. | ||
The block of code can await `js.Promise`s using `js.await`. | ||
Doing so will continue after the call to `js.await` when the given `Promise` is resolved. |
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will continue execution ?
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We also deprecated ES 5.1 in this version, didn't we?
Ah yes. I added a section about that.
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