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bug: Not hydrating in iOS 10 #1963
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Just found #1900 which describes the same bug in the comments. Feel free to close this issue if the discussion should take place there. |
we decided to use the "loader" variant. we raised from 1.3.0 -> 1.7.0 and all our safari 10 user can't use the page now. see: #1900 (comment) cheers |
btw safari 10.0 on ios has a old webkit.performance api https://developer.mozilla.org/de/docs/Web/Web_Components and breaks silently at to get rid of use |
Thanks for the fix! |
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Current behavior:
No components get hydrated.
Expected behavior:
Components get hydrated.
Steps to reproduce:
Open app in Safari on iOS 10.
Other information:
After some digging I found that the
nomodule
script (app.js) is being downloaded, but not thetype="module"
script (p-********.js).app.js
only runs to this line, which evaluates tofalse
:Commit which seems to have introduced this bug: 35d61a4
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