I\'m using webpack + babel. I have three modules looking like this:
// A.js
// some other imports here
console.log(\'A\')
After almost a full workday of narrowing down the issue (AKA hair-pulling), I've finally came to realize that I have a circular dependency.
Where it says // some other imports here
, A
imports another module C
, which, in turn, imports B
. A
gets imported first in main.js
, so B
ends up being the last link in the "circle", and Webpack (or any CommonJS-like environment, for that matter, like Node) just short-circuits it by returning A
's module.exports
, which is still undefined
. Eventually, it becomes equal to some-const
, but the synchronous code in B
ends up dealing with undefined
instead.
Eliminating the circular dependency, by moving out the code that C
depends on out of B
, has resolved the issue. Wish Webpack would somehow warn me about this.
Edit: On the last note, as pointed out by @cookie, there's a plugin for circular dependency detection, if you'd like to avoid hitting this problem [again].