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QUESTION
Vaadin suddenly stops to build my library with the following error. I already did the Vaadin dance (and a lot of more stuff) but I'm running out of ideas now. I try to build the library for production (but it also fails for dev).
I'm using Vaadin Flow. The issue tracker on Github redirected here for general community help - so I hope anyone has an idea how to solve this problem or what else I can try.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-22 at 19:42I had the same problem migrating from V21 to V22. I fixed it by deleting the target folder (and generated files in the root folder like tsconfig etc) and rebuilding again. Worked perfectly afterwards with no further problems. My suspicion was something stayed in the target folder from V21 and confused the build.
QUESTION
Is there a way to mix the esbuild-loader and ts-loader? So that all .ts
files are compiled with esbuild - except if there are decorators in the file then the files are compiled with tsc?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 16:51The author of this question ended up creating an esbuild plugin to do this: https://github.com/thomaschaaf/esbuild-plugin-tsc. See also this discussion thread for implementation considerations: https://github.com/evanw/esbuild/issues/915.
QUESTION
I am using webpack to build my cloud functions (several reasons to this as path aliases, typescript and some other configs)
I have my index.ts
file as well as src
folder containing individual files for each function.
My index.ts
file then exports them like this
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-30 at 12:24The principle of webpack is to tranform and optimise the JS, to minimize it and to pack it into a single file (for browser download optimization for example, not the topic here).
In your case, you have only 1 entry point. Webpack will follow all the dependencies and pack them into the same file.
The solution here is to have 2 separate/independant entry points, and like this you will have 2 output files. But sometime it's boring to do this because you want to mutualize some part of the code/initialization. It's always a matter of tradeoff
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