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I have a deferred module "yi/top":
// Buildfile config :yi, :deferred_modules => [:"yi/top"]
Im loading it with:
// Main.js SC.Module.loadModule("yi/top").
It has one dependency "yi/features" that is fetched successfully:
// Buildfile config :"top", :inlined_modules => [ :"yi/features" ]
But that "yi/features" dependency "yi/features/todos" can't be fetched (technically because it is not listed in SC.MODULE_INFO).
// Buildfile config :"features", :inlined_modules => [ :"yi/features/todos" ]
I wonder why Abbot has not listed this as a module in SC.MODULE_INFO since it is a dependency of another one.
If I change the Buildfile for "yi/top" to:
// Buildfile config :"top", :inlined_modules => [ :"yi/features", :"yi/features/todos" // Added this line ]
Then it works because now "yi/features/todos" is in SC.MODULE_INFO.
This seems like a bug preventing nested module dependencies getting loaded.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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I have a deferred module "yi/top":
Im loading it with:
It has one dependency "yi/features" that is fetched successfully:
But that "yi/features" dependency "yi/features/todos" can't be fetched (technically because it is not listed in SC.MODULE_INFO).
I wonder why Abbot has not listed this as a module in SC.MODULE_INFO since it is a dependency of another one.
If I change the Buildfile for "yi/top" to:
Then it works because now "yi/features/todos" is in SC.MODULE_INFO.
This seems like a bug preventing nested module dependencies getting loaded.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: