fix: Safer check before calling start() #656
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I recommend checking out https://github.com/daniel-nagy/transporter
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In both of these cases, the
epvariable is the scope, and in some cases there'll be astart()method available, and we want to call it. I'm not sure exactly why - such a method doesn't show up in GlobalWorkerScope but maybe it's somewhere else.However, there might also just be a variable called
startin your global scope, and it isn't a function, and Comlink will expect it to be callable. This PR compensates for that case by making sure that the value is a function before calling it.