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It was brought to my attention that the extension broke Calva, a Clojure extension. I have now removed the code in Calva that was affected, but created a somewhat minimal reproduction extension here:
I put the steps to reproduce in the README of that project. It is about running that extension and watching it break when the glTF extension is activated. The way it breaks is a bit crazy, and beyond what I can even start to understand, but maybe you as the authors of glTF tools can understand it?
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I've really no idea what's going on here. "Call stack exceeded" sounds like something called itself in an infinite recursion, but I don't see how the two extensions being activated at the same time could cause such a thing. Maybe there's some incompatibility between different versions of NodeJS's Buffer object in play here, as both extensions make use of that. The next version of gltf-tools will include an updated version, perhaps that will change this somehow.
Hello, thanks for providing glTF Tools!
It was brought to my attention that the extension broke Calva, a Clojure extension. I have now removed the code in Calva that was affected, but created a somewhat minimal reproduction extension here:
I put the steps to reproduce in the README of that project. It is about running that extension and watching it break when the glTF extension is activated. The way it breaks is a bit crazy, and beyond what I can even start to understand, but maybe you as the authors of glTF tools can understand it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: