javascript with calls to String.raw gets incorrectly minified

[perrin4869]

I put together a small reproduction here

[tdewolff]

Thanks Julian, should be fixed now!

[perrin4869]

thanks for the lightning speed fix 😄
when you have time, can you update the npm module? :)

[tdewolff]

Just churned out a new release, the NPM release should come up shortly after the GitHub action finishes.

[perrin4869]

seems the CI failed because the macos image doesn't have golang installed?

[tdewolff]

This is now fixed in the latest release!

[perrin4869]

Yeah, I was trying it earlier, thank so much!!
Only thing is, I am running into a problem where the fix doesn't seem to be applied in my CI, and I think it is because it is running arm Linux, the fix is working perfectly on my x86 Linux desktop... any clues?
Edit: this is related to the node binding

[tdewolff]

Are you sure it is downloading the latest commit from GitHub? Maybe add a go get -u github.com/tdewolff/minify/[email protected] or @latest to make sure it uses the latest version (I've noticed it does some caching sometimes).

Otherwise, I believe that x86 will use the precompiled binaries from the GitHub workflow, but ARM will probably need to build from source, but that should just work...not sure what the problem could be...

[perrin4869]

maybe it is because this is not updated?

minify/bindings/js/go.mod

Line 6 in a32f60e

github.com/tdewolff/minify/v2 v2.12.5

Since there are no prebuilds for arm on linux, it would be building the bindings from here, right?

[perrin4869]

btw, it seems we can soon run arm linux github actions :)
https://github.blog/changelog/2023-10-30-accelerate-your-ci-cd-with-arm-based-hosted-runners-in-github-actions/

[tdewolff]

You're right, I've made some changes, do they look good to you? If so, I'll release a
new version for you to test.

PS: ARM support would be a great relieve!

[perrin4869]

I don't think those would work, because the makefile is calling git to produce the hash, but the node module isn't a git repository... I think you'd need to get those values and inject them into the make file at build time

[tdewolff]

Or perhaps just go get -u github.com/tdewolff/minify/v2@latest, that should get the latest version...the whole reason of the workflows and build scripts was to avoid changing the contents for every release (ie. I release a new version and the next commit involves updating the new version throughout all build files).

[perrin4869]

right, this is not a fun problem to solve ^^;;
the only problem with go get -u github.com/tdewolff/minify/v2@latest is that you would get unpredictable versions of the minifier...
I think what could work in a predictable fashion, is getting the version from the package.json file, perhaps via node or grep? But just using latest wouldn't be bad either, just not ideal

[perrin4869]

node -e 'console.log(require("./package.json").version)' seems to do the trick

[tdewolff]

I've pushed out a commit, it will work with the next version (or do you need me to release a new version?).

[perrin4869]

Thanks man! That's very helpful!!
Yeah, if you publish a new version I can update my code, otherwise I'll wait 🙂

[tdewolff]

I've just released v2.20.25 for you, let me know if it works!