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Hey @steveadams, super happy to have your contribution! Since we're already using lodash, this seems totally fine to me. We could also achieve the same result without lodash by using the spread operator but in the case, it doesn't make a huge difference. Just going to ping @kylefix to see if he has any input, as he was working on a few upgrades for the package recently |
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Ah, good eye. Using the spread operator makes a lot more sense here. Benchmarks suggest lodash will be slower (at least using _.merge vs Object.assign vs spread), and using native syntax is hard to beat. I'll go ahead and fix that. |
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I'm not sure if this PR is still applicable, but let me know what I can do to get it merged if it's still useful. Otherwise feel free to close it! |
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Hi there, this is my first attempt at a contribution. Please feel free to let me know exactly what I can do better if I've done anything wrong!
This is the simplest way I could find to change the target to ES5. Since
Object's prototype doesn't haveassignin ES5, I've opted to importassignInfrom lodash.The code compiles and the tests pass. There are deprecations and vulnerabilities in the compilation process which I've ignored as they seem out of scope for this issue.