0.0.8 Doesn't work

[jramstedt]

After upgrading to 0.0.8 ckeditor plugin doesn't work anymore. I also tried with clean install:

yarn create strapi-app ckeditortest --quickstart --ts --no-run
cd ckeditortest
yarn add @ckeditor/strapi-plugin-ckeditor
yarn build
yarn develop

Trying to edit collection type with ckeditor field just shows loading animation and starts to throw errors into console ~100 per second.

Uncaught (in promise) ReferenceError: Cannot access 'Qe' before initialization
    at Module.default (5220.5686afc6.chunk.js:178:428)
    at content-manager.d1b9ee11.chunk.js:155:1294
    at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
    at m (content-manager.d1b9ee11.chunk.js:155:1264)
default @ 5220.5686afc6.chunk.js:178
(anonymous) @ content-manager.d1b9ee11.chunk.js:155
m @ content-manager.d1b9ee11.chunk.js:155
await in m (async)
(anonymous) @ content-manager.d1b9ee11.chunk.js:155
js @ main.26a9a14c.js:1258
Zc @ main.26a9a14c.js:1258
(anonymous) @ main.26a9a14c.js:1258
L @ main.26a9a14c.js:1329
ve @ main.26a9a14c.js:1329

[ruohki]

also encountering this on Strapi 4.12.0

[NASlR]

yep same installed on strapi 4.6.1 and got an error after building and trying to load the custom field typeerror: m[a] is not a function

downgraded to 0.0.7 and it's working fine

[Mgsy]

Thanks for the report. I will check what is going on.

[Mgsy]

@jramstedt @ruohki @NASlR I've just released a fixed package. Could you update to v0.0.9 and see if the issue is gone?

[colonder]

@Mgsy no, it still shows the error

8107.634b3899.chunk.js:129  Uncaught (in promise) ReferenceError: Cannot access 'Fe' before initialization
    at Module.default (8107.634b3899.chunk.js:129:2918)
    at content-manager.51c30392.chunk.js:155:1307
    at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
    at u (content-manager.51c30392.chunk.js:155:1277)
default @ 8107.634b3899.chunk.js:129
(anonymous) @ content-manager.51c30392.chunk.js:155
u @ content-manager.51c30392.chunk.js:155
await in u (async)
(anonymous) @ content-manager.51c30392.chunk.js:155
Nu @ main.35a5022f.js:2153
Rd @ main.35a5022f.js:2153
(anonymous) @ main.35a5022f.js:2153
D @ main.35a5022f.js:2246
G @ main.35a5022f.js:2246

[Mgsy]

@Mgsy no, it still shows the error

Did you remove yarn.lock and node_modules and reinstalled packages? I was testing the released package and couldn't reproduce the issue.

[colonder]

Will do it, and get back to you

[colonder]

@Mgsy It seems it works fine

[Mgsy]

@Mgsy It seems it works fine

Great to hear it. As the issue has been solved, I'm closing this ticket.