@babel Plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object Version
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I tried to search for the solution over the internet and I found only one that tells me to add this plugin to my devDependencies which did not work, and I also found a solution that tells to type CI= npm run build which didn't work either.
I also faced this issue today.I solved by adding the required lib from here after that "npm start" and "npm run build" are fine for me.Note: used version number ^7.21.11
I was working on a hobby project earlier today and got the same warning. You just have to add the entry for "@babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object" under the devDependencies object with the installed version in your project. You can find the installed version for your project in the following path:
npm WARN deprecated@babel/[email protected]: Thisproposal has been merged to the ECMAScript standard and thus thisplugin is no longer maintained. Please use@babel/plugin-transform-private-property-in-object instead.
Please note that specifying a fixed version like this can help maintain consistency in your project but may require periodic updates to stay up-to-date with the latest package improvements and security updates.
I faced the same issue and using this solves my issue.@babel/[email protected]: This proposal has been merged to the ECMAScript standard and thus this plugin is no longer maintained. Please use @babel/plugin-transform-private-property-in-object instead.
One of your dependencies, babel-preset-react-app, is importing the"@babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object" package withoutdeclaring it in its dependencies. This is currently working, because"@babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object" is already in your node_modules folder for unrelated reasons, but it may break at any time.
I solved this problem simply by updating all the dependencies. Apparently, they solved this issue in latest updates.You can use npm-ckeck-updates package for this matter.Here is the process:
npm i npm-check-updates
ncu -u
npm install
That's it. Good luck.
I tried all of the above but nothing worked for me. It turned out that react didn't like that the parent folder for my project had a # in it.C:\C#\myreactapp It didn't like the naming of the C# folder. I changed the location to C:\MyProjects\myreactapp and the issue was resolved.
In our project we try to keep using the react-scripts package with as few changes as possible, therefore I have recently encountered this warning when running our tests.If I do as the warning suggests, run npm install --save-dev @babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object , I end up with a line under my devDependencies that point to the latest version.
I found that you also need to update the things that are using the old dep.For example in my case @babel/preset-env was using this deps, so by doing:npm install --save-dev @babel/preset-envI solved the issue
This error seems to be related to @babel/plugin-proposal-private-property-in-object , and it suggests that something is trying to import this package without it being properly declared in the dependencies or devDependencies within the package.json file.
The command yarn rw upgrade will always upgrade to the latest (i.e. most recent) Redwood version. If you need to upgrade incrementally to a earlier, specific release, use the --tag option. For example, if you need to upgrade from v0.27.0 to v0.28.4, run the following command:
Hey @IsaacT8, I also ran into this error after recently upgrading, and this issue helped me out: Unable to read certain svg file Issue #76 airbnb/babel-plugin-inline-react-svg GitHub. In my case I had a bunch of SVGs that had style:enable-background, after removing it the build errors went away. Hopefully that helps!
Since Babel 7.13.0, you can specify an assumptions option in your configuration to tell Babel which assumptions it can make about your code, to better optimize the compilation result. Note: this replaces the various loose options in plugins in favor of top-level options that can apply to multiple plugins (RFC link).
What version of ox are you using? Ruby 2.7.6 LoadError: cannot load such file -- ox/ox - Stack Overflow seems to match your problem, and mentions a fix: Load C extension with require_relative by hsbt Pull Request #301 ohler55/ox GitHub that may have been included in the 2.14.12 release.
It looks like you have mixed npm and yarn calls, got warning about unmet dependencies for babel, and ultimately an error related to not being about to find a babel package. Probably the best thing to do right now is:
Hi,
I'm trying to import the purecloud-platform-client-v2 npm package into my typescript+react project. For some reason when I import it I just get an empty object and then when I try to access the api instance I get the following error: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'instance')
I have a sample project to illustrate the issue.
Somehow this doesnt happen with the GenesysCloudBlueprints sample in github. The only difference I can find is that this one uses vite and I am not, but not sure why that would make a difference.
I found a hacky "solution" in the forum where I need to create webpack aliases to point to the correct entry point and then I will need to add pollifyll fallbacks. I dont want to do this. The library per-se should be smart enough to do this for your, right?
When you say it kind of works, what is not working?
I used the /dist/node/purecloud-platform-client-v2.js entrypoint in the browser without doing anything extra with polyfills and had no issues, was able to call various API endpoints. I can't speak on the other entrypoints for use with browserify, which I don't have experience with.
The important part is, that we use the SDK as part of a bigger project. So we do not just import dependencies on HTML files but have a build process involved.
That might be the reason why we have to import from the web-cjs/bundle instead of the JS, as suggested by the NPM package description.
Thanks for coming back to me. I've tried your suggestion importing directly from dist but it doesnt work due to webpack not being able to resolve node modules.To fix that we will need to apply the hacky solution that I mentioned before (How to Add PureCloud SDK to Angular (12)), which we want to avoid.
I've created a branch with your suggestion: GitHub - asierba/sample-genesys-ts-react-app at jacobshaws-solution
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My project where my solution works is using webpack v4. Based on the above error regarding webpack versions 5 and greater, the solution to not using polyfills or other hacks will most likely be to reduce the webpack version to < 5. Webpack is a dependency within react-scripts, so changing the react-scripts version changes the webpack version
Here's the output of the npm ls webpack command in my project
npm-ls-webpack1800514 73.6 KB
Hey @jacobshaw
Thanks for coming back to me. Unfortunately in the production ready project that we are trying to import the genesys sdk we cant just downgrade webpack. Apart from security implications, we are sharing a common project with other libraries, so this is a no go.
Isn't there any other option? And why is the library not working out of the box with webpack 5?
Basically, the JavaScript SDK was designed for use in the node environment, so transpiling for the web environment is not the main focus. There are plans to tackle this in the future but it's a big job and won't be happening for a while.
Sorry for your frustration on this. I will definitely work with my team to get the documents on this. We are scheduled at some point to move look at generating two different JS SDKs. We are busy working through moving from Swagger -> Open API 3 and then we were going to tackle the JavaScript SDK rewrite.
when compiling the modern interface I have noticed that I get this warning, I have searched for information about it but it is not related to the modifications I have made to the code. I am working on version 5.8 of Traccar.
is there an update missing?
In previous versions,we had to include the plugins @babel/plugin-proposal-class-propertiesand @babel/plugin-proposal-private-methodsin the .babelrc.json configuration after installing it in the devDependencies.
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