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Since we changed our TypeScript compilation target from ES5 to ES2017 there is a bug with `inversify` prior to version `5.1.1` leading to the frontend application not starting. We expected issues with `inversify` when targeting ES2017 but couldn't find it in the end. This is because we are pulling a version of `inversify` that did not cause the problem. This commit updates the `inversify` range to pull a working version.
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Since we changed our TypeScript compilation target from ES5 to ES2017 there is a bug with `inversify` prior to version `5.1.1` leading to the frontend application not starting. We expected issues with `inversify` when targeting ES2017 but couldn't find it in the end. This is because we are pulling a version of `inversify` that did not cause the problem. This commit updates the `inversify` range to pull a working version.
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Since we changed our TypeScript compilation target from ES5 to ES2017 there is a bug with `inversify` prior to version `5.1.1` leading to the frontend application not starting. We expected issues with `inversify` when targeting ES2017 but couldn't find it in the end. This is because we are pulling a version of `inversify` that did not cause the problem. This commit updates the `inversify` range to pull a working version.
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Since we changed our TypeScript compilation target from ES5 to ES2017 there is a bug with `inversify` prior to version `5.1.1` leading to the frontend application not starting. We expected issues with `inversify` when targeting ES2017 but couldn't find it in the end. This is because we are pulling a version of `inversify` that did not cause the problem. This commit updates the `inversify` range to pull a working version.
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Since we changed our TypeScript compilation target from ES5 to ES2017
there is a bug with
inversifyprior to version5.1.1leading tothe frontend application not starting.
We expected issues with
inversifywhen targeting ES2017 but couldn'tfind it in the end. This is because we are pulling a version of
inversifythat did not cause the problem.This commit updates the
inversifyrange to pull a working version.How to test
If you want to reproduce the issue you can add a resolution field such as
"**/inversify": "5.0.1"and runyarn.Using
inversify@5.0.1will cause the frontend to crash on startup.The problem is fixed when using
inversify@5.1.1.Review checklist
Reminder for reviewers