No ol/layer/WebGLPoints found in the packaged code

[mylove10086]

You can use the source code
import WebGLPointsLayer from'ol/layer/WebGLPoints';
To use WebGLPointsLayer;
But WebGLPoints cannot be used in the packaged code
var vectorSource = new ol.source.Vector({
attributions:'NASA',
});
var wgl = new ol.layer.WebGLPoints({
style: style,
source: vectorSource,
disableHitDetection: true,
});
ol.layer.WebGLPoints is undefined.
But the export has been seen in src/ol/layer.js.
Why is this

[mike-000]

It should be fixed by #11715
There are 6.4.4-dev versions at
https://openlayers.org/en/main/build/ol.js
https://openlayers.org/en/main/build/ol.js.map
https://openlayers.org/en/main/css/ol.css
https://openlayers.org/en/main/css/ol.css.map

[ahocevar]

Please don't use the above URLs directly in your applications. If you really need them, download and host them locally.

[dmatranga]

I also had this issue when using the packaged code for the workshop, and received the error:

...Uncaught TypeError: ol_layer__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_4__.WebGLPoints is not a constructor

[ahocevar]

The workshop uses the ol package, so this is probably an unrelated issue.

[Gtrouborst]

I also had this issue when using the packaged code for the workshop, and received the error:

...Uncaught TypeError: ol_layer__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_4__.WebGLPoints is not a constructor

I cannot judge whether this is an unrelated issue, but I solved it by changing the import line.

from:

import {WebGLPoints as WebGLPointsLayer} from 'ol/layer';

to:

import WebGLPointsLayer from 'ol/layer/WebGLPoints';

It looks like the original import line creates an alias for a constructer that doesn't exist (anymore). However, the suggested alias is itself a valid constructer.

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