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Prevent exporting Container as global variable #893
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I noticed an unwanted behavior across Meteor codebases that I've been able to track down here.
If we do the following, we do not simply name our container, we create a global variable that we export:
The syntax below is not valid, we can't
export default
an inline initialized variable. As a side effect, we'll haveListPageContainer
in our global scope.We would have to..
Declare the const before using
export default
keyword:Or if they're in the same file, we can
export default
our base class, andexport
our container as an inlineconst
.Then, we'll have to import like this:
cc @abernix A serious unattended behavior that probably worth your eyes on. 👀