Closed YeZawPaing closed 4 weeks ago
Found this as well when using vanilla's latest from jsdelivr. Downloading source from release v4.31.3 and loading that locally does not encounter the issue, so it's happening only in v4.31.4 - at least for me.
Looking at the sources tab to inspect the error, I'm finding the following - I'll admit I don't know this is the cause of, caused by, or neither for the t.forEach is not a function error...
I just got this morning 4 hours out from a production build deployment 🤣
I'm currently facing same issue, please any idea on how to fix?
the same issue
I think it's happening on latest version which is 4.31.4. If you add previous version to the cdn, it will fix the issue temporarily like this.
I think it's happening on latest version which is 4.31.4. If you add previous version to the cdn, it will fix the issue temporarily like this.
Yes, was an oversight during code review. Always lock your versions and or use a package manager with set periodic update reviews.
Prerequisites
💥 Demo Page
Explanation
What is the expected behavior?
I expected it to work just like the examples, but when I used it, the following errors appeared
tagify:28 Uncaught TypeError: t.forEach is not a function at Q.addTags (tagify:28:67646) at Q.loadOriginalValues (tagify:28:53518) at new Q (tagify:28:48502) at index.html:16:5