I use webpack and babel. I pass imported models to the connectionConfig. When I build the app for production with UglifyJsPlugin, an error occurs: ER_NO_SUCH_TABLE: Table 'posts-app.e' doesn't exist. How to avoid it without disabling the plugin? I found only one way: pass such options: mangle: {
except: ['Post','User']
}
SPAHI4
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You have such error because table names are generated from class names, e.g. Post and User, but when you minify your code uglifier made your names p and e now. You have several choices: set explicit names for your tables, e.g. @Entity("post") and @Entity("user") or enable mangle (no need to specify entities, just mangle them all) or simply don't use uglify because its really pointless to use it and webpack on the backend.
pleerock
on 18 Feb 2017
I guess I've answered your question and now this issue can be closed.
pleerock
on 23 Feb 2017
@pleerock sure. Much thanks!
SPAHI4
on 23 Feb 2017
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You have such error because table names are generated from class names, e.g.
PostandUser, but when you minify your code uglifier made your namespandenow. You have several choices: set explicit names for your tables, e.g.@Entity("post")and@Entity("user")or enablemangle(no need to specify entities, just mangle them all) or simply don't use uglify because its really pointless to use it and webpack on the backend.