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I tried to update our existing web projects from 2.2.0 to 2.3.0/2.3.1 and get the following errors. I couldn't find a existing issue or something in the change notes that would hint at what could cause this. I'm fine with running 2.2.0, but thought I would share. This is running on Windows 10 with Java 1.8.0_66 (64-bit, Server VM).
jjs -scripting src\main\resources\lib\r.js -- -o build.js dir=target\dist
src\main\resources\lib\r.js:22357:8 In strict mode, function declarations can only occur at program or function body level. You should use a function expression here instead.
function addFile(file, fileUrl) {
^
src\main\resources\lib\r.js:22447:1 Expected , but found ;
};
^
src\main\resources\lib\r.js:22498:1 Expected ; but found )
});
^
src\main\resources\lib\r.js:27768:4 Expected ) but found function
function setBaseUrl(fileName) {
^
src\main\resources\lib\r.js:27778:4 Expected eof but found }
}
^
2.3.1 (Current Master)
jjs -scripting src\main\resources\lib\r.js -- -o build.js dir=target\dist
src\main\resources\lib\r.js:260 ReferenceError: "setTimeout" is not defined
I think this was caused by a problem with a change in 2.3.0, filed requirejs/requirejs#1588 to track the fix, and I just pushed a change to this repo to include that fix in r.js. You can try it to confirm if it fixes the problem by using the latest r.js snapshot:
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jrburke commentedon Sep 16, 2016
I think this was caused by a problem with a change in 2.3.0, filed requirejs/requirejs#1588 to track the fix, and I just pushed a change to this repo to include that fix in r.js. You can try it to confirm if it fixes the problem by using the latest r.js snapshot:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/requirejs/r.js/master/dist/r.js
Please post back to let me know if it fixes the problem, and then I'll schedule a 2.3.2 sooner rather than later to get this in an official release.
chrswk commentedon Sep 16, 2016
I can confirm that this fixes the issue. The build runs without errors.
Thank you!
jrburke commentedon Sep 17, 2016
2.3.2 has been released with this fix.