The import.meta has to be the most useless
Yep!
Actually, it’s something that we will use more in future. It will be a good replacement for Node.js process.env == import.meta.env
Vite, the bundler, does use this already. Webpack will follow I think. At least v5 does not ship the process polyfill by default anymore.
Yep It can be used in the future, it has scope
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The import.meta has to be the most useless
Yep!
Actually, it’s something that we will use more in future. It will be a good replacement for Node.js process.env == import.meta.env
Vite, the bundler, does use this already. Webpack will follow I think. At least v5 does not ship the process polyfill by default anymore.
Yep It can be used in the future, it has scope