webpack issues with TeX input about mathjax-src HOT 11 CLOSED

I thought I had fixed the second problem last night already in said branch. @pkra could you try again if that still persists?

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in said branch

I seem to have an up-to-date moving_parse_methods branch and its last change was 22h ago. Have you pushed to GitHub?

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As per F2F, there had not yet been a push.

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Update. The bug has fixed the compilation problem.

The question remains what to do with those absolute paths.

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I've also commented out all the console.logs which had a significant impact on performance.

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I've also commented out all the console.logs which had a significant impact on performance.

Correction. It only had a serious perf impact when the dev tools are open.

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I've pushed a build and sample page to the demo branch (and updated the mm2html build).

Live at https://rawgit.com/mathjax/mathjax-v3/demo/demo/.

The TeX input seems to have some minor problems matching stretchy parens but otherwise the build seems ok.

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Part of the problem with the parens is the \mathchoice issues (which is used in the probability formula). But there are other problems as well the I will have to look into.

When I run the demo page in Safari, I get an error message about using let t twice, but I don't see where that is occurring.

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When I run the demo page in Safari, I get an error message about using let t twice, but I don't see where that is occurring.

Interesting. Gnome's WebKitGTK+ 2.18.0 browser is working fine.

There are also JS errors (expected semicolon) on IE11; I didn't test lower than that.

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This issue has been resolved in the newest TeX parser branch.

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(by which I mean the two original problems with the paths and stackitem)

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