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Describe the bug
Using the "Select.vue" component directly in my components I can't compile with webpack because of the error:
"Module parse failed: Unexpected token (26:32)" made by the ?. operator used in line 26 of the file "src/mixins/pointerScroll.js"
This change seam to be introduced with the MR #1160
I've checked something about that operator and at the moment it's seam is not currently fully supported by webpack without some workaround. (webpack/webpack#10227)
Can I suggest to not use that for the moment, until is fully supported by webpack?
Or at least make a mention somewhere about the package to be used in the package.json to make this work?
At the moment I will probably downgrade to a version < 3.10.0 to avoid the problem.
Thanks
Cheers Mix :)
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Thanks for reporting! This is a bit strange because ?. isn't actually present in the compiled dist, just the source files. How are you loading the component?
Describe the bug
Using the "Select.vue" component directly in my components I can't compile with webpack because of the error:
"Module parse failed: Unexpected token (26:32)" made by the ?. operator used in line 26 of the file "src/mixins/pointerScroll.js"
This change seam to be introduced with the MR #1160
I've checked something about that operator and at the moment it's seam is not currently fully supported by webpack without some workaround. (webpack/webpack#10227)
Can I suggest to not use that for the moment, until is fully supported by webpack?
Or at least make a mention somewhere about the package to be used in the package.json to make this work?
At the moment I will probably downgrade to a version < 3.10.0 to avoid the problem.
Thanks
Cheers Mix :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: