Failed to minify code about es7-object-polyfill HOT 5 CLOSED

@xpl Samsung Internet only supports it after version 6.0. Version 5 was released in May 2017, it's not so old. Version 5 shipped with the Galaxy S8 for example. If user never updates the apps from the Galaxy Store, they will get the error. And that is only one browser/example, im sure there are many more use cases for being able to transpile the code.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Internet_for_Android

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The use case here being, if we need to import this package, that means we are dealing with old browsers that need to be supported (its sad i know, but we have to do it). And usually packages inside node_modules/* are never compiled because they are expected to come already transpiled to older versions. So here i would have two choices:

1. manually change webpack to explicitly compile this one folder inside node_modules
2. or just copy/paste the polyfills from this library into my own src/polyfill.js file, so it gets compiled along with the application :)

For now, went with the 2nd, but would be nice to just import this polyfill and forget about it without any extra tweaks :)

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@almaron Hello! May I ask why in 2019 you would need polyfilling Object.values or Object.entries? It has been supported for a long time in all major browsers natively:

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@vitormv Thanks for the clarification!

Do you have any suggestion why does it fail, btw? I know that the minifier in popular frameworks fails when it sees some non-ES5 syntax, like classes (what a shame in 2019), but AFAIR there is none of such...

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Fixed in ed3a161

Let me know if the issue with minification persists...

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