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The upgrade from 14.3.0 to 14.4.0 of @testing-library/user-event no longer supports node 14 #1014

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sesam opened this issue Aug 2, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #1016
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sesam commented Aug 2, 2022

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Reproduce

  1. Run with node 14, so e.g. nvm use 14
  2. run any test that imports this library

Expected behavior

With no major version bump this package should still be possible to load.

Actual behavior

It fails, saying ??= isn't supported.

User-event version

14.4.0

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Testing Library framework:

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DOM implementation:

Additional context

Suggest to either make this a major version bump,

or look into what went wrong with the build pipeline change in this version -> fd8f219

@sesam sesam added bug Something isn't working needs assessment This needs to be looked at by a team member labels Aug 2, 2022
@ph-fritsche ph-fritsche removed the needs assessment This needs to be looked at by a team member label Aug 2, 2022
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Thanks for the report. ❤️

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@all-contributors add @sesam bug

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I've put up a pull request to add @sesam! 🎉

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🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 14.4.1 🎉

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