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Unexpected token: name (CSharpEnumerator)
See original GitHub issueI Use angular-cli to create an angular project, and import linq-es2015. When I typed:
ng build --prod --aot
there was an error:
8ef7c4cbb4dc50.chunk.js from UglifyJs Unexpected token: name (CSharpEnumerator) [0.4cff4e8ef7c4cbb4dc50.chunk.js:872,6]
Here is a DEMO that can reappearance the problem.
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we’re using linq-es5 now.
I do not know.