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I was trying to reduce the JS bundle size in Revery by creating a 'release' build but it seems like this library doesn't play nicely when trying to compile it in release mode - Just cloning this repository and trying to run esy dune build --profile release Gives me this error (seemingly when it's compiling it to bytecode):
(That last line is Error: Error on dynamically loaded library: ./src/dllreglfw_stubs.so: ./src/dllreglfw_stubs.so: undefined symbol: glfwGetProcAddress)
This also happens in the revery-quick-start repo when running esy dune build --profile release ./App.bc.js
Is this a known issue? If so, is there some other way to build a 'release' version?
(For reference this is mainly a problem when trying to build something with Revery because without 'release' mode the final JS bundle ends up being huge, even when run through something like the closure compiler)
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I was trying to reduce the JS bundle size in Revery by creating a 'release' build but it seems like this library doesn't play nicely when trying to compile it in release mode - Just cloning this repository and trying to run
esy dune build --profile release
Gives me this error (seemingly when it's compiling it to bytecode):(That last line is
Error: Error on dynamically loaded library: ./src/dllreglfw_stubs.so: ./src/dllreglfw_stubs.so: undefined symbol: glfwGetProcAddress
)This also happens in the revery-quick-start repo when running
esy dune build --profile release ./App.bc.js
Is this a known issue? If so, is there some other way to build a 'release' version?
(For reference this is mainly a problem when trying to build something with Revery because without 'release' mode the final JS bundle ends up being huge, even when run through something like the closure compiler)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: