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fix: no longer use es6 let statement #3963

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  • Currently in Protractor v5 the Angular detection script uses ES6 features like the let modifier.

This can break Protractor on browsers, which doesn't support those statements.

See https://saucelabs.com/beta/tests/275f75091dac40a0a3374d29d912caee/commands#11

Note: This currently makes Protractor v5 hard to use on older browsers. (On Material 2 we will update browsers)

cc. @sjelin @cnishina

* Currently in Protractor v5 the Angular detection script uses ES6 features like the `let` modifier. 

This can break Protractor on browsers, which doesn't support those statements. 
> See https://saucelabs.com/beta/tests/275f75091dac40a0a3374d29d912caee/commands#11
@heathkit heathkit merged commit 6a4dc7a into angular:master Jan 12, 2017
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@devversion do you have any estimates when new protractor version with this fix will be released?
thanks

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The plan is Monday or early next week.

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* Currently in Protractor v5 the Angular detection script uses ES6 features like the `let` modifier. 

This can break Protractor on browsers, which doesn't support those statements. 
> See https://saucelabs.com/beta/tests/275f75091dac40a0a3374d29d912caee/commands#11
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