Nested imports not working anymore with v1.4.4.1

[jer-sen]

Hello,

Nested imports in my app do not work anymore with new version 1.4.4.1 (everything was ok with 1.4.3.2).
.
When I try to run my app, I get this error:

W20170413-16:24:50.671(2)? (STDERR) D:\todo\.meteor\local\build\programs\server\app\app.js:3029 W20170413-16:24:50.848(2)? (STDERR) import { mailError } from '/server/mailing.js'; W20170413-16:24:50.851(2)? (STDERR) ^^^^^^ W20170413-16:24:50.853(2)? (STDERR) W20170413-16:24:50.855(2)? (STDERR) SyntaxError: Unexpected reserved word

The source code is something like:

export const myFunction= function(arg) { // ... const res = otherFunction(); // ... if (arg == res) { import { mailError } from '/server/mailing.js'; mailError("Error !"); } // ... };
Thanks for your help.

[tab00]

After updating I'm getting "SyntaxError: Unexpected reserved word" error too, referring to the word import with code that looks like this:

export const method1 = new ValidatedMethod({
     name: "method1",
     validate: null,
     run() {
         import Pusher from "pusher-client"
     }
 });

I have so many imports all over the place and I don't want to have to rewrite them all to requires, so my app is now broken.

Please fix this as soon as possible. Thank you.

[benjamn]

Are either of you using .babelrc files? As always, we really need a small reproduction in order to help you, since nested import declarations have plenty of tests, and should definitely still work.

[tab00]

No, I don't use .babelrc files.

The error appears at a final stage of build even when I create a skeleton app using meteor create test and write a simple function like above.

[tab00]

I'm using Windows 10 platform, in case that may be relevant.

[abernix]

Posting this forum post here about the same topic: https://forums.meteor.com/t/did-meteor-1-4-4-remove-conditional-imports/35621 (no reproduction, unfortunately, but they are using a .babelrc with only babili in it).

[jer-sen]

I don't use .babelrc file. I'm using Windows 7.

[benjamn]

This should be fixed if you update the babel-compiler package to version 6.18.2 by running meteor update. Thanks for reporting this issue, and I hope you'll take some time to test beta versions of future Meteor releases, to help identify regressions like this one.

[jer-sen]

Fixed ! Thanks.

[tab00]

It is now indeed fixed. Thank you Ben.