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[uglify-js] Lock version to 2.7.5 to avoid breakage like #12772 #12802
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I'd suggest using |
👍 This not being hardcoded has now caused me pain twice! (Less pain the second time, thank god) TO THE TOP WITH YOU! 🚀 |
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Summary: As per uglify-js maintainer kzc's comment in mishoo/UglifyJS#1573 (comment) we should be locking our version to prevent issues like #12772 from happening again. No test plan needed, people are already using this version of uglify-js (it's the latest). Closes facebook/react-native#12802 Differential Revision: D4749853 Pulled By: javache fbshipit-source-id: 866a19cb2c1add31b55e14d0f4dadb7f68fda64c
As per uglify-js maintainer @kzc's comment in mishoo/UglifyJS#1573 (comment) we should be locking our version to prevent issues like #12772 from happening again.
No test plan needed, people are already using this version of uglify-js (it's the latest).