Currently, I am facing an issue while trying to transpile a set of JavaScript files using Babel. Since Babel operates in strict mode by default, it triggers a syntax error whenever there is a conflict like the use of the delete keyword. The solution I am seeking is to find a way to bypass this strict mode requirement.
Edit: Just to clarify, I understand how the delete operator functions in strict mode. My main query revolves around configuring Babel to work in a non-strict mode to avoid these errors, especially since it parses files as ES6 modules by default.