Closed jeremypele closed 5 years ago
Are you sure you needed global.android
test ; global.android
should exist on all Android platforms as the entire names space wasn't removed; only certain parts of the namespace were moved to androidx
....
It crashes on bundling when this clause is not present. I'll ping the webpack team on their repo to cross the informations
@jeremypele - That is really weird; when I tested it with the --env.snapshot --release
it didn't need the extra check there. Can you tell me if you were using any other build flags? I was using TNS 6.02 and dev-webpack 1.01
I'm not opposed to the PR at all; just trying to understand the why? :grinning:
@NathanaelA You're right actually, it's bundles correctly with 'the fix" above but nativescript-geolocation
is not working. Cause is cannot read property "app" of undefined
, it points to your plugin but it's actually not at cause.. androidSupport
is undefined then androidSupport.app
is not reachable.
My guess is that multiDexEnabled
splits the plugins into chunks in a way that does not let access to android
nor androidx
. We can close that PR as the root of is issues lies somewhere else.
Thanks for your input 👍
To wrap up everything: finally found the source of the issue, your plugin was not at all at cause as predicted.
Issue was coming from the presence of
"android": {
"v8Flags": "--expose_gc",
"requireModules": ["nativescript-geolocation"]
}
in src/package.json
The requireModules
mess with the whole snapshot compilation.
Thanks for the support, letting this note as a trace for anyone facing the same issue
https://github.com/NativeScript/nativescript-dev-webpack/issues/1018 https://github.com/NativeScript/nativescript-geolocation/issues/234
Guard clause