feat: Support type=module via scriptLoading option #1672
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Add third option, `'module'`, to the `scriptLoading` option. This partially fixes issue jantimon#1663, which is also where this solution to the problem was proposed. Although this patch doesn't give a way to freely set `type` attribute to any value, setting `scriptLoading: "module" now makes the scripts have attribute `type="module"`, which was the original motivation behind the issue.
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Oct 24, 2021
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Add third option,
'module', to thescriptLoadingoption.This partially fixes issue #1663, which is also where this solution to
the problem was proposed. Although this patch doesn't give a way to
freely set
typeattribute to any value, settingscriptLoading: "module"now makes the scripts have attribute
type="module", which wasthe original motivation behind the issue.