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I am using latest version of AJV in an Angular 18 project. I have a single file that imports the AJV libary, sets up its options and uses it to validate my app's JSON. I can provide more implementation details if needed.
Anyway, I'm not specifically referencing any ajv/dist/runtime modules but when I build my project, I'm seeing 4 different ones referenced as what appear to be dynamic includes in the vendor.js file.
This is preventing my exported web component from running in Salesforce.com as a LWC due to the apparent use of dynamic imports:
I am using latest version of AJV in an Angular 18 project. I have a single file that imports the AJV libary, sets up its options and uses it to validate my app's JSON. I can provide more implementation details if needed.
Anyway, I'm not specifically referencing any ajv/dist/runtime modules but when I build my project, I'm seeing 4 different ones referenced as what appear to be dynamic includes in the vendor.js file.
This is preventing my exported web component from running in Salesforce.com as a LWC due to the apparent use of dynamic imports:
Here are the references from vendor.js:
code: e._'require("ajv/dist/runtime/validation_error").default' }));
e.code = 'require("ajv/dist/runtime/equal").default',
s.code = 'require("ajv/dist/runtime/ucs2length").default'
e.code = 'require("ajv/dist/runtime/uri").default',
Is there a flag I can pass in the options to prevent this or perhaps another workaround?
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