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HTML exports from Pluto 0.19.4 do not load (recurrence of #2606) #2707
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tracking issue: fonsp/Pluto.jl#2707
i dont think we can fix this! 😭😭 @pankgeorg should we report it to esm.sh ? |
Yes we should. Just did that! |
It would be really nice to have an archival version that doesn't depend on external sources that can break. PDF has some limitations with certain kinds of information displays being cut off, and some plots render differently. |
Yes! We are working on this in #2802 |
We opened esm-dev/esm.sh#879 about this, we can't fix this retroactively from our side. #2802 will prevent this problem in the future. In the meantime, we stopped using esm.sh and unpkg.com for Pluto imports, we now only rely on jsdelivr.com, which seems like the most reliable. So exports from current Pluto versions are already more stable than 0.19.4. |
This appears to be fixed upstream |
I have also confirmed that the issue has been resolved. By the way, I looked at some of my past html files and again found them interesting. |
When opening HTML exports from an older version of Pluto, nothing is displayed.
(Similar issue to Issue #2606, seems to be caused by esm.sh and many-keys-weakmap.js)
This phenomenon has been occurring since about 2023-10-23.
The html file that causes the problem (looks almost the same as in #2606):
The following is the chrome DevTools screen shot when opening the Computational Thinking page:
The error message is as follows:
I then clicked on the many-keys-weakmap.js link, which opened a page with the following content:
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