Breaking issues in updating to v0.13.12

After updating to v0.13.12 from v0.13.9 I got the following error:

And the grid items were no longer “Gridster-esque” they had bullet points and listed down vertically.

Here is my HTML code:

<div gridster="gridOpts">
        <ul>
            <li data-gridster-item data-sizex="card.size.x" data-sizey="card.size.y" data-row="card.position[0]"
                data-col="card.position[1]"
                ng-repeat="card in cards track by card.name + $index">
                <div style="height: 100%;">
                    <section ng-switch on="card.type" style="height: 100%;">
                        <card-setup ng-switch-when="setup"></card-setup>
                        <card-boards ng-switch-when="boards"></card-boards>
                        <!-- A lot more cards below this -->
                    </section>
                </div>
            </li>
        </ul>
    </div>

Here are my gridOpts:

$scope.gridOpts = {
            draggable: {
                handle: '.card-header'
            },
            swapping: true,
            outerMargin: false,
            resizable: {
                enabled: true,
                handles: ['e', 's', 'w', 'se', 'sw']
            }
        };

        getGridOpts();

        function getGridOpts() {
            var layout = _.get($scope.panel, 'layout', 'vertical');

            if (layout == 'horizontal') {
                $scope.gridOpts.maxRows = 6;
                $scope.gridOpts.columns = $scope.cards.length + 1;
                $scope.gridOpts.colWidth = '370';

            } else {
                $scope.gridOpts.columns = 12;
            }
        }

Sample card item:

{  
    "name":"recentMail",
    "title":"Mail",
    "size":{  
        "x":6,
        "y":4
    },
    "type":"topContent",
    "properties":{  
        // content rendered
    }
}

Let me know if you need anymore information, thanks

[danomatic]

The change was actually unintentional and came with a PR. The author of the PR was fixing a warning about having “main” point to minified CSS. Latest release will address this by pointing to non-minified CSS in the dist directory.

[mtraynham]

@danomatic Curious why you decided to change bower to point at the less file. Tools like wiredep, which is a bower bundler look at these main files and automatigically wires them up into the html page or minify thems into a single build, but it doesn’t perform transformations like Webpack would. Honestly, I’m not sure why people mark non-browser deployables in the bower main field, but even Bootstrap does this…