fix: ✅ Re-instate Response::json() as a static method#263
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fix: ✅ Re-instate Response::json() as a static method#263tschneidereit merged 1 commit intobytecodealliance:mainfrom
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Attempt to re-create Response.json() as a static method for end-users to consume.
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Thank you.. What is the process for getting this merged and released in the next version? |
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Thank you indeed, @godronus! I just landed the PR, so it'll be included in our next release. I think we'll do one of those soon! |
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Attempt to re-create Response.json() as a static method for end-users to consume.
This is my first real incursion into StarlingMonkey internals, so it may be a an overly simplified understanding of what is required.
Confirmed it passes all the WPT tests.
Open to feedback and refactoring if required.