Downgrade strip-ansi package
#2692
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* upstream/master: Publish Changelog for 1.0.10 (facebook#2694) Update CHANGELOG.md Upgrade flow (facebook#2693) Added `gluestick` to the alternatives section (facebook#2402) Downgrade `strip-ansi` package to 3.0.1 (facebook#2692) Fix typo (facebook#2683) Fix typo in README link (facebook#2684) Publish Changelog for 1.0.9 (facebook#2682) Fix external CSS imports (facebook#2680) # Conflicts: # packages/react-dev-utils/package.json # packages/react-scripts/package.json
Mirroring the patch for react-dev-utils that causes dev utils to break in IE11. strip-ansi package arrow function is causing this issue. See react-dev-utils patch PR that was accepted to fix this issue: facebook/create-react-app#2692
Mirroring the patch for react-dev-utils that causes dev utils to break in IE11. strip-ansi package arrow function is causing this issue. See react-dev-utils patch PR that was accepted to fix this issue: facebook/create-react-app#2692
This should fix #2691.
strip-ansiv4.0.0 (used byreact-dev-utils) updatesansi-regexto v3.0.0, which exports an arrow function instead of a regular function. Internet Explorer 11 doesn't support arrow functions, so in development the app throws a syntax error and won't load. Downgrading to the previous version ofstrip-ansi(v3.0.1) also downgradesansi-regexand should resolve the issue.