in-range breaking change.

[trusktr]

I've been using "three.meshline": "^1.2.0". Today I blew away my node_modules and re-installed everything, and I got

Uncaught TypeError: this.setAttribute is not a function
    at MeshLine.process (THREE.MeshLine.js:303)
    at MeshLine.setPoints (THREE.MeshLine.js:124)
    at MeshLine.setGeometry (THREE.MeshLine.js:82)

On this line:

https://github.com/spite/THREE.MeshLine/blob/168f9b28a9cf1f123df874d2d253872cadfa209c/src/THREE.MeshLine.js#L303

So for now I had to pinned the version to 1.2 by removing the ^ from package.json.

[ryanking1809]

Are you using the latest version of three.js?

[ronakshethia]

how did u solved it ?

[Jeremboo]

Thanks for your comment!

When you are using "three.meshline": "^1.2.0", the ^ indicates that you want to have any version that is greater than or equal to 1.2.0 and less than 2.0.0. In our case, that means the version 1.3.0 will be installed.

And 1.3.0 only support three.js >= r117. So maybe your three.js version was too old.

@ronakshethia 3 solutions are offering to you:

• Update your package.json with "three.meshline": "~1.2.0".
• Update your package.json with "three.meshline": "1.2.0".
• Update three.js with a version greater or equal to r117.

more informations: https://gunnariauvinen.com/what-do-the-tilde-carrot-and-asterick-mean-in-package-dot-json/