Error when installing version 6.1.1
See original GitHub issueI have an error when installing version 6.1.1 :
An unexpected error occurred: "true is not iterable!".
I use version 2.16.105 of pdfjs-dist
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This is happening because yarn only supports array syntax for
bundleDependencies
but which is set to true hereYou can switch to
npm
for a quick fix@cayman1066 not yet, the pdf viewer integration in my project is currently pending for the moment