update declaration file to use intrinsic object type#13350
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mhegazy
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@RyanCavanaugh can you take a look. |
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@HerringtonDarkholme Can you also update declarations in the lib directory? |
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Looks right to me |
RyanCavanaugh
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@falsandtru I think the lib directory will be automatically updated in next release. So no need to update in this pull request. |
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Oh, I don't know that automation, thanks. |
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I just want to note that this breaks the |
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Follow #12501, update declaration files to use intrinsic object type.
Only methods unconditionally throwing runtime
TypeErrorare patched. For example,Object.keysinvoked with primitive type will only throw TypeError in ES5. If we patch such methods, we will break partially ES6 compatible client.