Problem with babel
See original GitHub issueI have babel setup inside a create-react-app app I started about a year ago. I had "react-images": "^0.5.17",
in my package.json, so when you released the new 0.5.18 a couple of hours ago, I pulled it down, at which point babel started failing to build as it was including the raw ES6 of your library instead of transpiling it.
Would give more information if I could but don’t know what would be helpful?
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We are getting the following error now in our frontend app that uses
react-images
:@tomhalley it should be okay now.