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Problem
At the time of removing the
core-js
dependency, we didn't realize that core/InstallButton.jsx component was making use ofPromise.any
and it stopped working as expected when asking byclient.issues.any()
.It's weird since the static
Promise.any
method is actually supported for all major browsers, but it is not working in the similar way as it was being polyfilled (just a rush conclusion from my side, I didn't investigate it deeply but just deliver a quick fix)Solution
To use, at least by now, just plain (and a bit ugly) JavaScript code for determining if there are pending issues when the user hits the installation button.
Testing