I'm trying to use some components that are based on can.view.attr()
but I can't get them to work in a StealJS production build, even
though they work in development mode. The attrHandler callback
doesn't get called when a rendered template makes use of the attribute.
The root issue seems to be that the can.view.attr() definition must
be executed before the template is parsed, and that the template is
parsed at different points for a dev vs. production build.
To ensure the component is loaded before parsing, I have to use
stealconfig.js to inject the component dependency on either the
template or the template loader. This works for development mode but
not once built - variations of this approach lead to triggering
"window is not defined" errors during the build, or the
callback isn't called once viewing in production.
I just wanted to check here first to see if I was missing something simple. This is for CanJS 2.1.3 with new StealJS.
I just wanted to check here first to see if I was missing something simple. This is for CanJS 2.1.3 with new StealJS.
