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I was able to get around this by adding `name` and `version` properties to my `package.json`. i.e. ``` { "name": "app-name", "version": "1.0.0", ... } ```

I have the same issue

It started working for me after I passed a margin into the options. ```javascript new QRCodeStyling({ ... imageOptions: { crossOrigin: 'anonymous', margin: 0, //

Removing the type 'svg' fixed it for me: ```typescript new QRCodeStyling({ width: size, height: size, // type: 'svg',

It becomes an PNG. In my case, I needed to display the QR on a webpage, and offered a "Download" button. I worked around the issue by having two version...

Actually never mind, I have a regression.

I found out that upgrading the [qrcode-generator](https://github.com/kozakdenys/qr-code-styling/blob/c265dd47f968b4878264985e9146ef9a4cd3f379/package.json#L11) library to the latest version fixed the issue. But I didn't want to fork my own version of qr-code-styling, so I ended up...

What does it mean for this library? Are there plans to add support for the api changes within the library?