When a JS file has a query string in it, CDF treats it as an external/request based resource, not a local file system resources since a local file path doesn't have a query string. CDF will not make external/request based resource calls unless you whitelist your domain, so you can fix this by white-listing your domains in the CDF config:
Broken in Umbraco 7.2.2 with debug = false
The recent security fix for clientdependedncy has broken ths package.
I found out to fix it, remove the querystrings in the package.manifest.
i.e. remove the ?v=0.0.4 from the end of the urls
Excellent - thanks for the heads up...
I've updated the manifest in the github project, will upload a fixed package shortly.
- Rob.
When a JS file has a query string in it, CDF treats it as an external/request based resource, not a local file system resources since a local file path doesn't have a query string. CDF will not make external/request based resource calls unless you whitelist your domain, so you can fix this by white-listing your domains in the CDF config:
https://our.umbraco.org/forum/umbraco-7/using-umbraco-7/61145-Packages-only-work-in-debug-mode?p=0#comment207470
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