Closed jmchilton closed 1 week ago
This seems to be colliding with a deprecated global property. Renaming the symbol and switching to a getter function in the watcher instead of passing the whole ref fixed the error for me. No idea why the getter function was needed, I stumbled across that.
Thank you for figuring it out @ElectronicBlueberry! Wow! I would never have expected that... I would have expected the global to be window.status
not just status
... JS never stops surprising me :sweat_smile:
Could you open a PR with your fix? Or maybe @jmchilton already took care of it with your input?
I've spent an hour on this and I don't understand. I've been working my way through the jest warnings and errors and this is the first one to beat me. @davelopez - any chance you can take a look? The warning seem correct - we are calling watch on an undefined - but I cannot really understand the path that gets there.