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It's definitely an issue with webpack compatibility. But even when I manually put in an absolute path to the module as a string manually, I'm getting "Unexpected token import" (I have import statements at the top of the worker)
Probably, one of the maintainers should fix the bug. But what to do right now?
I have a bug, and I know - it is because Webpack eats my import and includes it into the bundle. But Electron-remote expects to load module by itself.
Probably, it is not a big deal for webpack-enlightened guys, but I am not one of them (at least for now), and I don't have 2 hours to find a proper solution.
So guys, if someone has a proper solution - PLEASE SHARE
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I'm not sure if this is a webpack issue, but I'm doing the following:
./Projects/fetchProjects.js
But I get
Uncaught TypeError: request.charCodeAt is not a function
Debugging with
console.log(require.resolve('./Projects/fetchProjects'))
returns100
, so I think that might be the issue?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: