reimplement noncommutative sort #2
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the workaround for handlebars-lang/handlebars.js/issues/748 employed a sorting routine that was not commutative; its output relied on the order of its arguments, and with the V8 engine upgrade in node11, that order has changed[1] the order of the arguments to Array#sory is considered an implementation detail that we can't rely on this patch reimplements that sorting routine to always return the same result regardless of the order of its operands, and so it should work on node <= 10 and >= 11 test plan: there is already a case for this, so I just added node12 to the travis language matrix [1]: nodejs/node#24294
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refs FOO-1116 flag = none this pulls in a version of the package that can work under node > 10, see instructure/i18nliner-handlebars#2 :: test plan you need to try this in both node 10 and node 12, run webpack when you switch versions create a module in a course that has some students and add some stuff to it, then view its progress and verify the student names show up fine Change-Id: I5f5b110b64cc6ffab3dc190785c641c0b3bc5b4a Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.instructure.com/c/canvas-lms/+/253070 Tested-by: Service Cloud Jenkins <[email protected]> Reviewed-by: Simon Williams <[email protected]> QA-Review: Simon Williams <[email protected]> Product-Review: Ahmad Amireh <[email protected]>
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refs FOO-1116 flag = none this pulls in a version of the package that can work under node > 10, see instructure/i18nliner-handlebars#2 :: test plan you need to try this in both node 10 and node 12, run webpack when you switch versions create a module in a course that has some students and add some stuff to it, then view its progress and verify the student names show up fine Change-Id: I5f5b110b64cc6ffab3dc190785c641c0b3bc5b4a Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.instructure.com/c/canvas-lms/+/253070 Tested-by: Service Cloud Jenkins <[email protected]> Reviewed-by: Simon Williams <[email protected]> QA-Review: Simon Williams <[email protected]> Product-Review: Ahmad Amireh <[email protected]>
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the workaround for handlebars-lang/handlebars.js/issues/748 employed a sorting
routine that was not commutative; its output relied on the order of its
arguments, and with the V8 engine upgrade in node11, that order has
changed1
the order of the arguments to Array#sory is considered an implementation
detail that we can't rely on
this patch reimplements that sorting routine to always return the same
result regardless of the order of its operands, and so it should work on
node <= 10 and >= 11
test plan: there is already a case for this, so I just added node12 to
the travis language matrix