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Q.includePaths.test is not a function #377
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Hmm, could you give me information on how you triggered this? And does it happen with 1.1.19? |
The only way I could see that happening is if you didn't call |
Or it's some weird browser specific bug. So that information is useful. :) |
I also noticed this today. Confirmed 1.1.19 works and 1.1.20 is broken, using the PhantomJS 1.9.8 browser.
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@hughes Can you reproduce this reliably in a way that I can debug? |
I'm really at a loss here since I can't see any way this happens unless @hughes @namxam Can you confirm what you're passing through This could only happen if you passed a falsey value to https://github.com/getsentry/raven-js/blob/master/src/raven.js#L71 Then at that point, |
A few more details:
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Ok, so I can reproduce that way. If I don't call Lemme see what's wrong. |
Yeah, angular-raven will run exceptions through |
Yeahhh, I'm seeing now. I'm going to fix tonight for sure. Thanks for helping me track down. |
I pushed a 1.1.21 that should fix this. My apologies. :( |
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wtf, I swear I tested this. :( |
Handle other cases of unintialized RegExp objects
I am getting the following error in raven.js. I have a hard time debugging it. Any ideas what it triggers?
Raven.js 1.1.20 (568d778)
Code around line 1644
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