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Capitalization of rest.js still throws error #14
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Fixes bug 384 - datetime filters are always invalid
I think I am also having this issue with a clean install on 18/8/2015
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Well, this is super weird. That file should definitely be there! Can you do a git pull and try again, just to make sure you're updated? If you're still having the issue, knowing what OS you're using, as well as your node version, would be very helpful. Thanks! |
I renamed the file manually and that worked fine. This is the first time I've used node so you may have to bear with me I'm afraid. I think it is: v0.10.25 If there is any other info you need I'm happy to get it. Thanks |
👊 DOH! I thought the name of that file was already lowercase. Stupid me. I probably broke this more with that PR. I'll PR really quick to lowercase the actual file name, to match all of the refernces. |
I also found a similar error to #5
Error: module "./rest.js" not found from "./explorer/client/js/app/modules/persistence/persistence.js"
As per in the reported bug, I lowercased REST.js to rest.js and problem solved, but I'm just reporting that the bug still exists in a post-fix HEAD.
I'm running Ubuntu 14.10 node v0.12.7
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