Forgive me if I sound ignorant, but Clover is auto-generating files with "Avro" that do not declare objects which fails strict mode with Angular. Is there something I am doing wrong or is this something that can be fixed?
example:
/** * Autogenerated by Avro * * DO NOT EDIT DIRECTLY */
...
AppExclusionType = {
ALL : "ALL",
MARKET : "MARKET",
SEARCH : "SEARCH",
INSTALL : "INSTALL"
};
edit: This is coming from remote-pay-cloud-api
It sounds like something we should probably fix. Would you be willing to provide a simple repo with instructions on reproducing the issue?
Hello David! Thanks for the response. Simply installing remote-pay-cloud in an Angular app should reproduce the issue, I'm using Angular v8.1.3.
Sorry, I haven't worked with Angular in years. Should I use the CLI, create a project with strict mode enabled and then install rpc?
I looked into this in more depth and the root cause is that our typings file was incorrectly referencing source. The end result was that the TypeScript compiler was recompiling our source when building your project - this is obviously not ideal. I have fixed our typings and will let you know when we will be releasing the fix.
Update:
I just pushed an updated version 4.0.2 of Remote Pay Cloud that addresses the typings issue. Please give it a shot and let me know.
Hi, I am still running into the issue where I get the following error when running my angular project with the remote cloud pay api:
Uncaught ReferenceError: AppExclusionType is not defined.
I am using the following version:
"remote-pay-cloud": "4.0.5", "remote-pay-cloud-api": "4.0.5",
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