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Flow: fix errors in 'flatMap.js' on old Flow versions #2137

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7 changes: 5 additions & 2 deletions src/polyfills/flatMap.js
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Expand Up @@ -5,11 +5,14 @@ declare function flatMap<T, U>(
fn: (item: T, index: number) => $ReadOnlyArray<U> | U,
): Array<U>;

// Workaround to make older Flow versions happy
const flatMapMethod = (Array.prototype: any).flatMap;
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@jedwards1211 We enabled Flow warnings in config:

include_warnings=true

So flow generate warnings for ignored $FlowFixMe.
It also possible that other projects using include_warnings=true
So I decided to just use any since it works in all Flow versions.

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Gotcha, yeah the fact that ignore comments may not work when the package is used as a dependency is a real shortcoming of Flow right now

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I released 14.5.4 📦 with this fix included.
Sorry for the delay.


/* eslint-disable no-redeclare */
// $FlowFixMe
const flatMap = Array.prototype.flatMap
const flatMap = flatMapMethod
? function(list, fn) {
return Array.prototype.flatMap.call(list, fn);
return flatMapMethod.call(list, fn);
}
: function(list, fn) {
let result = [];
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