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refactor(defaults): update to latest webpack-defaults (#268)
BREAKING CHANGE: Enforces `engines` of `"node": ">=6.9.0 < 7.0.0 || >= 8.9.0`
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‎.babelrc

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{
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"useBuiltIns": true,
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"targets": {
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unit_tests: &unit_tests
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- checkout
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name: NPM Rebuild
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command: npm install
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name: Run unit tests.
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command: npm run ci:test
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canary_tests: &canary_tests
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- checkout
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command: npm i --no-save webpack@next
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name: Run unit tests.
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command: if [[ $(compver --name webpack --gte next --lt latest) < 1 ]] ; then printf "Next is older than Latest - Skipping Canary Suite"; else npm run ci:test ; fi
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extends: ['@webpack-contrib/eslint-config-webpack'],
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rules: {
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# These are the default owners for everything in
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