William Wall

Update for content scripts: You can use method 2 outlined above if you also have: `static/content.js` ```javascript (async () => { const src = chrome.runtime.getURL('$CONTENT_PATH'); const module = await import(src);...

Is there a way to affect the file sort in the compiler? Is it just the order of `--js` args? Or perhaps some other way to work around the error...

Swapping the order of the `--js` args fixes the `goog.provide/require` case but not the `goog.module/requireType` case.

I am not sure what is going on with the build there. Both `test` and `test-ci` pass locally for me. I am running a much newer version of node though.