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Possible missing module.exports in compressed file

See original GitHub issue

I noticed that blocky_uncompressed.js has a module.exports = Blockly while blocky_compressed.js does not have any module exports. Is this intentional -or might it be stripped out by the (closure) compiler by mistake?

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Created 7 years ago
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justingeeslincommented, Feb 28, 2017

Why is module.exports not present in the compressed file? Should only the uncompressed and not the compressed file be used when required using npm? Seems like these two files should be equivalent to one another…

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samelhusseinicommented, Sep 20, 2019

Our built files are now packaged into UMD modules which add the module.exports in there. Closing this issue.

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