Using domReady! as a dependency argument causes an error

[OOPMan]

I define a module like:

define(["a", "b", "domReady!"], function(a, b) {
// STUFF
});

I then use cram to compile a JS bundle.

When the bundle file is included, I get an error like:

Uncaught Error: duplicate define: curl/domReady curl.js:6
K curl.js:6
E curl.js:6
(anonymous function) 32f63851a26c486cad1611ea1b18648d.js:18095
(anonymous function) 32f63851a26c486cad1611ea1b18648d.js:18108

In this instance, I was able to remove the domReady! dependency from my module (I had placed it there on a mistaken assumption, it was not actually needed) but it does seem like this should be supported. I'm not sure if this is a curl issue or a cram issue though?

[unscriptable]

Hey @OOPMan,

Are you using a compiled ("dist") version of curl.js? There are a few reasons you shouldn't do this. I'm just guessing that perhaps this is causing the problem?

-- John

[OOPMan]

Hi @unscriptable

I am indeed using a dist version of curl.js.

I shall try using a source version. I assume cram will correctly pull in all the plugins I use?

[unscriptable]

Yes. cram should pull in everything you need. :)

[OOPMan]

Great, I will close this now and if for some reason the issue persists I'll re-open it :-)