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Hi @feross
Could you tell me where the breaking change was? Was it 8746070?
I would like to update it at webpack/node-libs-browser, but I need to evaluate the risk of a breaking change. I also noticed that browserify is still using v4.
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@jhnns Object implementation was removed 8746070
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By referring to "object implementation" you mean this usage?
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No.
v4.x uses Uint8Array by default and Object as shim
v5.x uses only Uint8Array and print error if TypedArrays not supported
In this package
new Buffer
will be marked as deprecated when node v8 will be released. (correct me if I wrong)5daca86
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Ah ok, thank you. So we'll probably stick to v4.x as default for now because many developers still need to support IE9 and IE10.
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Sounds good.