Error: "Uncaught TypeError: t.includes is not a function"

[valexiev]

Thank you for the new release!

I've just updated bootstrap-vue to 0.17.0 and when I run the project an error is thrown:
"Uncaught TypeError: t.includes is not a function", pointing to bootstrap-vue.esm.js.

Does anybody else have the same error?
Any suggestion for fixing it?

[alexsasharegan]

Did it give you any line # column #? This sounds like Array.prototype.includes is in the source, and is not transpiled. What browser vendor and version were you using to produce the error?

[alexsasharegan]

I believe I have found all the uses of Array.prototype.includes in the source. Bublé (transpiler) is more opinionated than babel, and does not transpile this. PR coming shortly.

[alexsasharegan]

@tmorehouse, you don't think this will make it into 0.17.1?

[tmorehouse]

0.17.1 is already out 😄

[alexsasharegan]

Haha, then I think you're right!

[alexsasharegan]

Fix is in PR #589

[valexiev]

Thanks for the prompt responses!

The browser is Chromium v46.

In the /dist/bootstrap-vue.esm.js this is the only occurrence of t.includes:

function omitLinkProps() {
	for (var t = [], e = arguments.length; e--;) t[e] = arguments[e];
	return Object.keys(props).reduce(function(e, n) {
		return t.includes(n) || (e[n] = props[n]), e
	}, {})
}

[alexsasharegan]

Thanks for the update! Confirms my suspicions. Fix is merged and will appear in v0.17.2.

[tmorehouse]

I'll close this issue.

v0.17.2 should be available soon.

[invergent]

It's 2019, I am still getting the same error "TypeError: t.includes is not a function". Although, there is a bit of a twist to it. I only get the error when using a mobile device to access the app. @tmorehouse

[tmorehouse]

@invergent what version are you using, and what browser? if using IE mobile (or other older browsers), make sure you are using the latest polyfils.