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How to overcome Issue 1881 #3161
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@porschberg unfortunately there was never a version of 0.9.x released which included the upgraded copy of You could try react-dev-utils@1.0.1 and see if it works, it may. The proper upgrade path would be to upgrade your CRA setup as a whole, maybe create a new project, eject it, and then copy the configuration over your current setup -- re-adding any modifications you had to make. Unfortunately, ejecting puts you in a bad position -- you stop receiving updates, and it requires manual tracking to stay up to date. Can I ask why you ejected in the first place, out of curiosity? You may be able to un-eject, as we've added new features since < 0.9.x. |
This was fast, thank you. I tried react-dev-utils@1.0.3 but there seems a similar problem with IE11 and trailing coma. This time it comes from webpackHotDevClient.js
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Yikes! I have not a clue when we could've fixed it then 😞. Could you try to upgrade to the latest version? If that still has a problem we can talk about fixing it and getting a release out. Alternatively, you can fork the package and publish that corrected version yourself. |
Closing this as unactionable, hope you figured this out! |
This is not a bug report ;-). The bug #1881 was already closed.
However I cloned a project which was originally generated by CRA. I developed it in my direction and now I observed Issue 1881 (exactly the same).
The issue was closed with 4b92fd3 .
The problem in the issue seems to be the ansi-html module.
In my project I have
"react-dev-utils": "^0.4.2",
in my package.json.
This version of react-dev-utils references ansi-html in exactly version 0.0.5 which caused the bug above.
Current version of ansi-html is 0.0.7. In this version the trailing coma is deleted and it should all be fine.
However, when I simply replace react-dev-utils 0.4.2 with react-dev-utils 4.0.1 I get other errors.
What would be a sensible upgrade path?
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