Le 28 août 2022 19:29:33 GMT+02:00, Mohd Bilal <mdbi...@disroot.org> a
écrit :
Hi Yadd :)
On Thu, 25 Aug 2022 10:58:21 +0200 Yadd <y...@debian.org> wrote:
ruby-terser uses a patched terser.js (see
https://github.com/ahorek/terser-ruby/blob/master/patches/terser-sync.patch)
<https://github.com/ahorek/terser-ruby/blob/master/patches/terser-sync.patch)>
So this issue is simple to fix: copy node-terser files into
vendor/terser and patch it using upstream patch.
I had a look at this and tried doing what you suggested, but copying and
patching had zero effect on the tests. They are still failing.
According to [1] I think terser bin has to be generated from the source
with the patches applied.
I tried your approach and tried generating the minfied terser.js but the
autopkgtest error[2] suggests that the patched function(minifySync) aren't seen
in the minified lib/terser.js
Can you maybe use this upstream patch onto node-terser and also generate a
min file that can be used with ruby-terser? Is it possible?
Or do you have any other alternative to suggest ?
[1] -https://github.com/ahorek/terser-ruby/blob/master/Rakefile#L55
<https://github.com/ahorek/terser-ruby/blob/master/Rakefile#L55>#L66
[2] -http://paste.debian.net/1251967/ <http://paste.debian.net/1251967/>
Thanks
Hi,
the Ruby patch can't be applied to node-terser because it provides a
wrong JavaScript: await call in a non-async function (maybe Ruby has its
own JS engine which accepts this?).
So I don't see any way to do what you proposed on JS side.
Cheers,
Yadd
