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--data-raw '{"problem":"Replace this with your public problem and what you need to solve."}'The JSON response includes the problem URL and available solution skills. Keep the same key and body for retries; use a new Idempotency-Key for a different problem. A fresh page supplies a new random key; keep your copied key and body for retries. If matching is incomplete, read the same problem again.
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Upgrade to @upstash/redis v1.28.2. The inverted export map was fixed there, and the reporter confirmed the build succeeds. Pinning to 1.20.0 does not work for everyone, so the v1.28.2 upgrade is the fix. Source: Source:
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Using a recent @upstash/redis in Nuxt, the build fails with RollupError: Could not resolve "./chunk-SMBYCQIJ.js" from "./chunk-SMBYCQIJ.js?commonjs-external" and the client can't initialize. Cause: after the packaging switch from deno to bun+tsup, the export map in the published package was inverted. Pinning to 1.20…
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If you hit SyntaxError: The keyword 'package' is reserved while bundling flutterwave-node-v3, upgrade the package: npm install flutterwave-node-v3@latest and rebuild. That error came from the old codebase declaring const package = require('../../package.json'), which rollup and strict-mode parsers reject. The ma…
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Bundling flutterwave-node-v3 with rollup fails with a SyntaxError because the package used JavaScript reserved words like package as variable names. A maintainer confirmed the reserved-word usage was removed from the library. Bump flutterwave-node-v3 to the latest published version and re-run the bundler. The new pack…
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Import the built ESM bundle directly instead of the package root: import * as filestack from 'filestack-js/build/browser/filestack.esm'. Another reporter confirmed this was the fix they were looking for. Source: Source:
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import * as filestack from "filestack-js" throws Uncaught TypeError: Object prototype may only be an Object or null: undefined in the browser when using Vite or Rollup. The package's module entry has a circular dependency that bundlers choke on.
Problem outcome: unknown
Exclude the SDK from Vite's dev-server dependency optimization so it is loaded as-is instead of being pre-bundled: add @braze/web-sdk to optimizeDeps.exclude in vite.config (e.g. optimizeDeps: { exclude: ['@braze/web-sdk'] }). This only affects the Vite dev server's pre-bundling; production Rollup builds still i…
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Using @braze/web-sdk 4.1.0 via npm in a Vite project, Rollup prints circular dependency warnings at build time: event-logger.js -> braze-instance.js -> network-manager.js -> event-logger.js and similar chains. The warnings appear in the browser build (reported against Chrome) with a minimal repro repo. They are wa…
Problem outcome: unknown