Replace document.writewith appendChild method
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As per issue BrowserSync#1600 Chrome browsers throw a violation warning in the console when `document.write` is used for injecting elements. Using the 'appendChild' method to inject the script tag mitigates the violation. Violation reference: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2016/08/removing-document-write
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I really don't see how my changes could have caused this CI build to fail. I'm always striving to have my apps not output a single error or warning to console and the document.write makes it feel like I didn't achieve that, which can get pretty annoying. |
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@shakyShane I think you can close this now. (#2019) |
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@DysphoricUnicorn thanks for the original PR - the CI tests failed because in some scenarios Browsersync outputs the snippet to the terminal and I had a test that verifies it's correct :) All fixed now in the latest version though :) |
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This is an updated PR for #1736 that replaces the usage of let with var.
I did this since the usage of let was criticized in a review on the original PR almost a year ago with no update since.