Open tomascharad opened 7 years ago
I have the following code:
... if(movementId) { movementDetails = (<Dialog ... <div className="row"> <div className="col-md-12"> <Temp origin={origin} destiny={destiny} actions={actions} map={map} google={google} /> </div> </div> ... } ....
And by some reason the row div gets declared outside de if scope, and so at runtime I get
row
3.96a4658….chunk.js:192 Uncaught (in promise) ReferenceError: origin is not defined
The code after transpilation looks something like this:
var _ref10 = _jsx('div', { className: 'row' }, void 0, _jsx('div', { className: 'col-md-12' }, void 0, _jsx(__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_16__components_MapTemplate_index_js__["a" /* default */], { origin: origin, destiny: destiny, actions: actions, map: map, google: google }))); if (movementId) { (function () { var _jsx2; var movement = env.Movement.findBy('id', movementId); var origin = movement.origin(); var destiny = movement.destiny(); var transport = movement.transport(); var driver = transport.driver();
Please note how _ref10 is declared outside the if statement.
_ref10
I don't understand why a new variable is created for this in first place (might it be because of the nesting?).
This doesn't happen while using webpack-dev-server.
I'm using webpack 2.1.0-beta.12 and react 15.3.2
You are in the wrong repo.
I have the following code:
And by some reason the
row
div gets declared outside de if scope, and so at runtime I getThe code after transpilation looks something like this:
Please note how
_ref10
is declared outside the if statement.I don't understand why a new variable is created for this in first place (might it be because of the nesting?).
This doesn't happen while using webpack-dev-server.
I'm using webpack 2.1.0-beta.12 and react 15.3.2