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The adapter import should modify the correct chart.js instance.
Current behavior
When importing in a framework like ember, or react, because the package.json points requireJS to the ".cjs" file, and the import in those frameworks happens in node during build time, the adapter does not import the same chart instance, and therefore the adapter does not work.
Perhaps both chart.js and chart.cjs in dist can target the same chart instance? I haven't dug too deep on how this is all setup right now. Does require really need the .cjs version?
chart.js version
v4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Am trying to use a chartjs plugin (chartjs-financial) and the same code that works perfectly in a simple non-framework app gives an error that it can't find the required controller (candlestick in this case) when using Ember. So, perhaps this is caused by the same error - is there a workaround right now?
Expected behavior
The adapter import should modify the correct chart.js instance.
Current behavior
When importing in a framework like ember, or react, because the package.json points requireJS to the ".cjs" file, and the import in those frameworks happens in node during build time, the adapter does not import the same chart instance, and therefore the adapter does not work.
Reproducible sample
#11376
Possible Solution
Perhaps both chart.js and chart.cjs in dist can target the same chart instance? I haven't dug too deep on how this is all setup right now. Does require really need the .cjs version?
chart.js version
v4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: