Framework: IE Out of stack space Evaluating [email protected]/browser.js

Created on 21 Mar 2016 · 10Comments · Source: aurelia/framework

Getting error in IE 11.162 v.:

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In Firefox and Chrome everything works fine. Any ideas?

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ruslant

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@JeroenVinke
I have the same issue with my bundled application(but only stack overflow error without details)
So temporary workaraund here is import core-js and only then aurelia-bootstrapper.(from [here])(https://github.com/aurelia/polyfills/issues/16)

        System.import('core-js').then(function() {
            System.import('aurelia-bootstrapper');
        });

vkomodey on 25 Apr 2016

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I can confirm this.
Bundled apps don't seem to have this problem.

Thanood on 21 Mar 2016

Having the same issue. Problem existed before, but updating to the latest and greatest version of Aurelia (despite JSPM 0.17 - working with 0.16.32 for now), did not solve the issue. My bundled version also has this issue.

"Error: Out of stack space
at Collection (eval code:20772:9)
at Collection (eval code:20773:11)
at Collection (eval code:20773:11)
at Collection (eval code:20773:11)
at Collection (eval code:20773:11)
at Collection (eval code:20773:11)
at Collection (eval code:20773:11)
at Collection (eval code:20773:11)
at Collection (eval code:20773:11)
at Collection (eval code:20773:11)"

capture

henning-krause on 1 Apr 2016

I'm seeing this issue in Edge too but only when the debugger isn't attached.
Open F12 and the page loads.

jdalton on 5 Apr 2016

vkomodey on 8 Apr 2016

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:+1:

JeroenVinke on 8 Apr 2016

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So what about this issue?
Currently we have ie-incompatible application at production(edge works fine).
Maybe some workarounds?

vkomodey on 15 Apr 2016

@vkomodey I got this error because SystemJS was doing on the fly transpilation. In this app I need systemjs to do that but it may be different for you. Check if the transpiler is disabled here. If it is not, try and disable it and see which files it crashes on.

JeroenVinke on 22 Apr 2016

        System.import('core-js').then(function() {
            System.import('aurelia-bootstrapper');
        });

vkomodey on 25 Apr 2016

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@JeroenVinke , thanks, that did the trick for me.

henning-krause on 27 Apr 2016

This issue is somewhat redundant given this is related to a pre Babel v6 runtime, things have changed since then. I think this can be closed @EisenbergEffect