Currently the distribution builds of Infinite Tree have multiple eval() calls. There are several contexts and situations where using eval() is either prohibited or strongly discouraged. For example; Chrome Extensions, Content Security Policy (CSP) environments, JavaScript strict mode and so forth.
This appears to be introduced in the WebPack build process.
Currently the distribution builds of Infinite Tree have multiple eval() calls. There are several contexts and situations where using eval() is either prohibited or strongly discouraged. For example; Chrome Extensions, Content Security Policy (CSP) environments, JavaScript strict mode and so forth.
This appears to be introduced in the WebPack build process.