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…e `Object.groupBy()` (AI-assisted) The blog sidebar now calls `Object.groupBy()` directly. The public `groupBy()` export of `@docusaurus/theme-common` keeps its signature and delegates to `Object.groupBy()`, so it returns a null-prototype object. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 46: Preserve string support in the `groupBy` implementation by converting
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Preserve string-iterable support on affected Safari versions.
If a caller passes a string to groupBy, Safari 17.4–17.6 throws a TypeError at this native call. The public Iterable<T> signature still permits strings. Convert primitive iterables to an object before calling Object.groupBy, or use a fallback for affected Safari versions. The WebKit bug report reproduces the string failure, and core-js records the fix from Safari 18. (bugs.webkit.org)
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…bject.groupBy()` instead (AI-assisted) Nothing uses the polyfill anymore: the blog sidebar calls `Object.groupBy()`, which has the same signature. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Breaking Changes
@docusaurus/theme-commonno longer exports the undocumentedgroupBy()function. It was a polyfill of the nativeObject.groupBy(), with the same signature.To upgrade, call the native function:
Motivation
The polyfill had a
TODO 2025: replace by std Object.groupBy ?comment. All the browsers Docusaurus supports now shipObject.groupBy(), so:Object.groupBy()directly. The years are still listed in descending order: theObject.entries()+reverse()logic is unchanged.groupBy()polyfill and its tests are removed. The blog sidebar was its only use in the monorepo.Browser support check
Docusaurus doesn't inject JS polyfills: client code must only use APIs that the supported browsers ship.
baseline widely available. That's thebrowserslistof both site templates (packages/create-docusaurus/templates/*/package.json), of our website, and the bundler default (DefaultBrowserslistQueriesinpackages/docusaurus-bundler/src/browserslist.ts). Evaluated today with the repo'sbrowserslist, the oldest supported versions are Chrome/Edge 124, Firefox 125 and Safari/iOS Safari 17.4.Object.groupBy()(MDN) ships in Chrome/Edge 117, Firefox 119 and Safari 17.4. It's Baseline since March 2024, so "widely available" since September 2026."lib": ["DOM", "ESNext"], which typesObject.groupBy().Test Plan
groupBlogSidebarItemsByYear()unit tests pass unchanged, including "always returns result in descending chronological order".pnpm build:packages,pnpm typecheck:tests,pnpm --filter website typecheck,pnpm lint:knip,pnpm lint:knip:production, ESLint on the changed files.Test links
The sidebars of these blogs group posts by year, newest year first:
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