Do not use script-wide use strict statement

[dekr]

You are using a script-wide form of use strict statement. This may cause problems with minimizing. You can use a function form instead:

(function(document, window, ...) {
    "use strict";
})(document, window, ...);

There is more explanation on the following stackoverflow-thread: stackoverflow link

[kenwheeler]

thanks, looking into this

[shshaw]

That seems to be automatically added by one of the preprocessors as it isn't present in the actual _wrapper.js file. I am trying to track down which one is doing it, and I think 6to5 is likely the culprit. Since 6to5 is now Babel, it may be worthwhile to migrate over to Babel to get the latest updates.

[thasmo]

@shshaw This is somewhat of a big issue. I've problems with including different libraries when they're included after Cash. If I include those libraries before Cash everything works. Wondering that not more people have found this issue. For now I can only include Cash as the last script.

[shshaw]

Yeah, I want to fix this as well.

It's tied into #93 ( and #90 / #92 ), which is a big change to the build process. @simeydotme was helping with this, but I'm not sure if he's made any more progress. If you have Babel experience or can help with the build process, then please contribute.

[thasmo]

Unfortunately I don't have experience with Babel nor 6to5.

[shshaw]

Unfortunately I don't either 😄 I've stumbled around with it a bit, but their documentation is quite cryptic, so I haven't wanted to deploy anything without someone experienced taking a look.

[shshaw]

Took another stab at this, and managed a gulp-free build process using babel and uglify.

Pushed to the build-revision branch. Please try it out and let me know if you find any issues.

[rcoelho]

Works for me!
Thanks for preparing this build, it took me some time to land here; when I did, problem solved :)

[fabiospampinato]

This will be addressed in the next milestone.

[fabiospampinato]

Fixed in v2.1.3.

It was surprisingly tricky to implement, the minifiers kind of got in the way.