AgmMarkerCluster breaks info windows

[cdarken]

After I add marker clustering to my map, instead of the info window opening, I get this error:

Uncaught (in promise): TypeError: Cannot read property 'then' of undefined
TypeError: Cannot read property 'then' of undefined at info-window-manager.js:40

angular2 & angular-google-maps version
Angular 4.3.6
Agm 1.0.0-beta1

[BayardSmart]

Works perfectly with the 9afdeda, Thanks @jigfox

[sergamers]

How can i load this commit?

[cdarken]

@sergamers clone the repo, checkout the branch jigfox-fix-info-window, executa yarn, then npm run build.
then in your project yarn install <relative path to>/dist/@agm/core <relative path to>/@dist/@agm/js-marker-clusterer then build your project

[72gm]

given this is a fairly fundamental problem, if you want use clustering, is this likely to be released anytime soon? the product isn't really usable without it

[cdarken]

@72gm personally I don't see an issue with building it myself because anyway you need a new build phase before deploying

[72gm]

I'm guessing you work by yourself? If you worked in a team of many you'd likely realise that isn't an answer that can be used

Looks like there is a lot of good stuff going on with this product.. its a shame that it is so badly documented

[cdarken]

Yeah, but even if you work in a team you can add your package from other sources. You don't have to use npmjs. For instance you can build once and put your package as an archive on your internal server. For instance with yarn you can create a tgz: https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/cli/add/

[72gm]

i do appreciate what you are saying but this adds a level of maintenance/effort that really shouldn't be necessary...

this is such an obvious bug that it should never have happened and should have been patched immediately??

[cdarken]

Don't know about that, people have other stuff to do sometimes, that's life. I just offered a viable solution until they'll release a new version, instead of waiting and complaining. This is open source software, after all, they did almost all the work, running some scripts to make our own builds is not that hard.

[72gm]

fair point... it's (too) easy to forget that on a lot of these projects the people are working on it after their day job has finished.. and it's free so can't expect the level you might get from a paid product

i'll shut up :)