The error callback is essentially disabled via function () { }.
From my usage of AMD loader in node.js enabled web worker, I was never able to see errors from the require call unless I would debug, even if I pass a error handle to the require call as argument. I traced it down to that line which seems to swallow any errors that are raised instead of sending them back to the error handler.
alexdima
commented
3 years ago
When you look at this line:
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-loader/blob/195de94015479ad11acf729faff9fffd402daee6/src/core/moduleManager.ts#L639
The error callback is essentially disabled via
function () { }.From my usage of AMD loader in node.js enabled web worker, I was never able to see errors from the
requirecall unless I would debug, even if I pass a error handle to therequirecall as argument. I traced it down to that line which seems to swallow any errors that are raised instead of sending them back to the error handler.