Turn Cursor into an ES6 class#2553
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Sorry for the delay here - really appreciate this! Merging now. You marked this as a breaking change but none of the tests needed to change - is this a semver major thing? I'm fine either way & can release it however you think is best. |
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* Turn Cursor into an ES6 class * Fix incorrect syntax in Cursor.end() * Remove extraneous empty line * Revert es6 change for end() * Revert back to defining the end() method inside the class * Use hanging indent to satisfy Prettier
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Unlike most other objects Cursor has remained unchanged to an ES6 class. As somewhat expected the git diff is kind of a mess when changes like these happen, I don't think there's anything that can be done considering everything had to be indented an additional time.