Core PBjs : add check for empty mediaquery declaration in sizeConfig object #6487
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Fawke
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@Fawke can you make this against prebid-5.0 branch? |
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Description of change
We have allowed
mediaQueryproperty in sizeConfig to be declared as an empty string. This can lead to some inconsistencies as described hereThis can be a breaking change for some publishers who maybe using empty mediaQuery declarations in their sizeConfigs. This PR should go out in a major release of Prebid.js
Fixes #4810
Please refer to #4691 for a detailed context.