Fix CDN build targets #270
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| // This snippet replaces `window.{name}` with | ||
| // `window.{name}.default`, with any additional named exports | ||
| // assigned. Finally, it removes `window.{name}.default`. | ||
| js: `if (${options.name} && ${options.name}.default != null) { ${options.name} = Object.assign(${options.name}.default, ${options.name}); delete ${options.name}.default; }`, |
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Yup, I hate it. But it works...
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📦 Pull Request
An error was introduced in #220 which mistakenly moved CDN constructor references to
.default. This is due to prevailing conventions around ESM/CJS interoperability. We've resolved the issue by explicitly assigningwindow.{globalName}.defaulttowindow.{globalName}. This change only affects IIFE targets (i.e.: those consumed via CDN).