Edge compatibility
See original GitHub issueI just have this import in my project and doesn’t work in Edge, but in Chrome and Firefox works fine.
import { MglMap } from "vue-mapbox";
The console of the browser show me this error:
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I’m having the same issue as @ricardoSANICK and @WvanDam. Unfortunately, adding the
transpileDependencies
tovue.config.js
isn’t working for me. I still get the same errors.vue.config.js
:.babel.config.js
.browserslistrc
@WvanDam, any idea of something I might have missed?
EDIT: I restarted Edge and now it seems to work. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Experiencing same issue as @ricardoSANICK. It’s the spread operators. Removing those in the listed file causes the same error relating to another file in this package, which also has a spread operator.
Edit: The solution was to add this to
vue.config.js