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invalid or unexpected token at Layer.handle_error

See original GitHub issue

i am using webpack:

   new BytenodeWebpackPlugin({
                compileAsModule: true,
            })

and use pm2 with launcher:

require(‘bytenode’); require(‘./server.jsc’);

and then: pm2 start launcher.js

below error with version 13.3.0

below error with version 12.13.1

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Created 4 years ago
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RezaErfani67commented, Dec 6, 2019

i know… i appreciate you… but all of code is inside of bundle.js after webpacking it… then i cant pick sample of that… thanks @OsamaAbbas ☺

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OsamaAbbascommented, Dec 6, 2019

You don’t have to put your real source. Try to write a very small example that reproduce the issue.

The error message above indicates that the issue is in your implementation. That’s why I’m asking to see what the source is.

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