Steven Dunn

Does @Jrubzjeknf's solution work with Webpack 3? Using require works, but I don't want to break tree shaking: ``` // This works export function highchartsFactory() { let exportModule = require('highcharts/modules/exporting');...

My use case is similar, but doesn't involve the async pipe. In our app, we create multiple charts using the same chart options. This allows us to modify the options...

@Robinyo, Does this remove the ability to use HighCharts' types? For example, would it still be possible to specify types when creating a chart? ``` legend: { enabled: false }...

@karolkolodziej Thanks for the `mouseOut` solution. We use highcharts-angular and that's a simpler fix to add. We stopped using `outside` on most of our charts, but also still have tooltip...

@alan-agius4 The real problem turned out to be the `ng-click-outside` plugin, which is no longer compatible with the Angular 12 AOT compiler. Unfortunately, a more helpful error was never shown...

Thank you for the prompt response. Here are the two errors for reference: **Generic**: "JIT compiler unavailable" **Useful**: "JIT compilation failed...xxx needs to be compiled using the JIT compiler, but...

**How to Fix** See my [Stack Overflow Answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/69276906/3171240) The plugin wasn't the problem. Angular 12 now requires the [Angular Linker](https://angular.io/guide/creating-libraries#consuming-partial-ivy-code-outside-the-angular-cli) to process libraries that use the 'partial-Ivy' format (e.g. ng-click-outside)....

Hi @Boshskoski. Sorry, I don't think I'll get to this anytime soon. I suggest posting on StackOverflow.

Is this something that can be integrated into imagemin-optipng so devs don't have to figure this out the hard way? Several of our devs lost hours on this. A normal...