That's fair, I guess someone could be doing that. Not quite sure why you would though, if you're already in JS and aren't updating the DOM, fetch() would make m

That's fair, I guess someone could be doing that. Not quite sure why you would though, if you're already in JS and aren't updating the DOM, fetch() would make more sense. Either way it sounds like this was a fix to a bug introduced in the last patch so the semver makes more sense here.