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fix(auth0): avoid use of undefined global in browser environment #11531
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) As part of migrating the build tool we likely removed some transpiliation that was allowing `global` in the browser. Switching to `globalThis` is a small change which fixes the issue. I have tested this locally and confirmed the bug before and the fix after. We could also directly use `window` instead but I don't really think there's anything more or less correct about that vs `globalThis`. I didn't really want to go down the road to adding configuration to esbuild to start adding back build time changes to support this.
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) As part of migrating the build tool we likely removed some transpiliation that was allowing `global` in the browser. Switching to `globalThis` is a small change which fixes the issue. I have tested this locally and confirmed the bug before and the fix after. We could also directly use `window` instead but I don't really think there's anything more or less correct about that vs `globalThis`. I didn't really want to go down the road to adding configuration to esbuild to start adding back build time changes to support this.
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) As part of migrating the build tool we likely removed some transpiliation that was allowing `global` in the browser. Switching to `globalThis` is a small change which fixes the issue. I have tested this locally and confirmed the bug before and the fix after. We could also directly use `window` instead but I don't really think there's anything more or less correct about that vs `globalThis`. I didn't really want to go down the road to adding configuration to esbuild to start adding back build time changes to support this.
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) As part of migrating the build tool we likely removed some transpiliation that was allowing `global` in the browser. Switching to `globalThis` is a small change which fixes the issue. I have tested this locally and confirmed the bug before and the fix after. We could also directly use `window` instead but I don't really think there's anything more or less correct about that vs `globalThis`. I didn't really want to go down the road to adding configuration to esbuild to start adding back build time changes to support this.
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) As part of migrating the build tool we likely removed some transpiliation that was allowing `global` in the browser. Switching to `globalThis` is a small change which fixes the issue. I have tested this locally and confirmed the bug before and the fix after. We could also directly use `window` instead but I don't really think there's anything more or less correct about that vs `globalThis`. I didn't really want to go down the road to adding configuration to esbuild to start adding back build time changes to support this.
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As part of migrating the build tool we likely removed some transpiliation that was allowing
global
in the browser. Switching toglobalThis
is a small change which fixes the issue.I have tested this locally and confirmed the bug before and the fix after.
We could also directly use
window
instead but I don't really think there's anything more or less correct about that vsglobalThis
. I didn't really want to go down the road to adding configuration to esbuild to start adding back build time changes to support this.