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Having a weird issue with devcards on a particular instance. Seems that for some reason it sometimes does not get included on the resulting js.
@ricardo: Are you running through figwheel?
@shaun-mahood: No, it's for a Chrome plugin, so lein chromebuild. Worked just fine on my desktop, testing it today from the laptop it's wonky.
Up until recently it worked if I did a clean first, then full rebuild. It just stopped working that way.
Are you following the instructions from the readme on using devcards without figwheel or as a standalone website?
@shaun-mahood: Yes. I've been using it for a couple of days, only started getting this issue today. Can't figure out what changed.
@ricardo: Weird. You could try changing the optimizations and see if that makes a difference. I'm wondering if it's a chromebuild specific issue.
@shaun-mahood: I considered that, but it seems that all it does is call cljsbuild
and move some files to a specified folder. https://github.com/clumsyjedi/lein-chromebuild/blob/master/src/leiningen/chromebuild.clj#L37-L40
Can you share it at all? I'd be happy to try it on my machine and see if I can see anything obvious. Outside of that, not sure I have any bright ideas.
Sure, this is supposed to be open source when I'm done with it. Let me bash my head against this wall a bit more before I bother you, then I'll post it.
@ricardo: Ok sounds good