v2.0 checklist

[akre54]

Following 1.7.1, here's a list of things that would be great to get into v2.0. @megawac @braddunbar @michaelficarra let me know if I've missed something.

• Remove minified file from package manager manifests. remove underscore-min.js from npm package #1840
• Align _.extend with ES6 Object.assign to ignore inherited properties. Fixes #1739 - _.extend check for own properties #1770
• Solidify NaN / undefined edge cases for comparators. Comparator edge-case handling #1768
• Add _.slice? Add _.slice function #1758
• Add support for changing _.partial's placeholder. add support for changing _.partial's placeholder #1689
• sortBy multiple columns. sortBy comparator handles arrays #1751
• Align intersection with union for object cases. _.intersection should work with arrays regardless of if the first arg is an array #1583
• Remove error throwing in _.reduce & _.reduceRight. Remove error throwing in _.reduce & _.reduceRight. #1858

[megawac]

Maybe?

• add forIn and keysIn (keysIn should respect Fix invalid extend test: _.keys uses hasOwnProp #1781) Each iterates badly when it contains the length field #1590 (useful internally as well)
• Sparse arrays in keys? update _.keys to treat sparse array-likes as dense #1614
• Break each on false? Make _.each break when false is returned #1545

[akre54]

solve how comparitors are handled #1768

Got this one already ;)

add forIn and keysIn (keysIn should respect #1781) #1590 (useful internally as well)

:meh:

Sparse arrays in keys? #1614

Sparse arrays in keys shouldn't be necessary because keys is strictly an Objects method and we've killed sparse array support everywhere else.

I'll keep the list updated with your other suggestions.

[jdalton]

Sparse arrays in keys shouldn't be necessary because keys is strictly an Objects method and we've killed sparse array support everywhere else.

It flows into consistency, treating sparse arrays as dense, and can roll into other arguments object bug fixes that _.keys could handle.

Other "Objects" methods treat sparse arrays as dense like _.clone (once _.slice lands) and _.isEqual.

[akre54]

Let's move this discussion to that thread.

[jgonggrijp]

Closing because this is very outdated and lists of issues are more conveniently managed with a milestone.