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I wanted to update my blog's dependencies and noticed my playground elements' preview no longer working. Rolling back to 0.18.1 made it functional again.
Maybe latest on NPM should be rolled back to 0.18.1 so people aren't being upgraded to 0.19.1 by tools such as Dependabot/Renotave or npm-check-updates?
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So the issue is that internal/typescript.js needs to be be copied along with playground-typescript-worker.js? I think we could copy typescript.js to a less scary sounding name than internal/... and add it to the docs under bundling. Or we could figure out a way to not bundle typescript.js in dev, but bundle it for release.
0.19 would be a breaking change over 0.18, so I don't think we need to roll anything back. Right now I'd say we have missing docs.
Would be great if it was bundled into the worker script for release, as it would then continue to "just work" with @web/rollup-plugin-import-meta-assets (I can't tell for Webpack, haven't used it for at least half a decade). With this plugin, Rollup currently copies and renames the worker script, but as it doesn't process it it doesn't copy the typescript.js file.
But if you know of other ways to make it seamless (maybe just document the copy plugin for rollup then?) then yes I agree it's mainly a documentation issue.
I wanted to update my blog's dependencies and noticed my playground elements' preview no longer working. Rolling back to 0.18.1 made it functional again.
Reproduced in the demo at https://google.github.io/playground-elements/ with Firefox and Chrome.
Maybe
latest
on NPM should be rolled back to 0.18.1 so people aren't being upgraded to 0.19.1 by tools such as Dependabot/Renotave or npm-check-updates?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: