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Its true then. A failed test on production code means IE isn't supported. If its allowed to go to production with defects for IE, then IE support can't be cla

• developit 10y ago
  You should probably look at the test before making firm opinions on the matter. Do you even know what is failing?
• luhn 10y ago
  Master is not production. The last release had all tests passing. https://travis-ci.org/developit/preact/builds/180853866 https://travis-ci.org/developit/preact/builds/180853866
• rpeden 10y ago
  Sure it can. They can just say something like "IE9+ is supported, but features x and y won't work". There are plenty of libraries that officially support IE, even when there are problems in a few small cases. They usually just make sure these issues are publicized so people won't be surprised them.
• DEADB17 10y ago
  There are tests to validate IE support. The intent is clearly there. Circumstantially this design decision is not met, but it is clearly a bug not some fundamental lack of support. Please consider how your feedback might affect the people giving their effort to offer an option to the community.