Included imagesLoaded libary broken

[physalis]

On the current WordPress release version, the included imagesLoaded javascript file is broken. The minified file appears to include two minified versions of the actual script and breaks functionality. To reproduce, see wp-includes/js/imagesloaded.min.js.

[adamsilverstein]

Hi @physalis - thanks for the bug report.

Looking at the file, it does appear to have some duplication although the code blocks are not the same. This is a built file, so we need to look into the build process to see if there is an issue.

the included imagesLoaded javascript file is broken

How can you tell this is broken, what issue does this cause? are you seeing console errors/failed functionality?

Can you please provide steps to reproduce any issue you see?

[adamsilverstein]

Looks like this was changed in https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/56393, see https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/56731#comment:21

[physalis]

Hi @adamsilverstein , lovely to meet you.

I believe you should be able to reproduce the error. Just create a simple masonry layout and include imagesLoaded as a condition, like described ​here. It's producing the usual xyz-is-not-a-function error when a required script hasn't loaded. You can compare functionality by including your own imagesLoaded instead.

I hope this helps!

[physalis]

Replying to adamsilverstein:

Looks like this was changed in https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/56393, see https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/56731#comment:21

imagesLoaded had been updated to 5.0, but obviously included in a way that breaks the script, hence my report :) .

[adamsilverstein]

Hey @physalis - thanks for the details about reproducing.

Reviewing the NPM library upstream the built file we bundle looks correct: ​https://unpkg.com/imagesloaded@5.0.0/imagesloaded.pkgd.min.js

So the issue may not actually be with the built file but rather with how we are using it or some breaking change in the library.

I believe you should be able to reproduce the error. Just create a simple masonry layout and include imagesLoaded as a condition

Ok, that sounds like a bit of a challenge! Do you have a live site or demo plugin that reproduces the issue?

[physalis]

Replying to adamsilverstein:

Ah, you're right, I could have sworn the packaged file was different from the version I then downloaded from the creator of the script. Just by switching to the file (from the link you posted above) in my theme made my script work again. Before 6.4.x it was working fine.

Ok, that sounds like a bit of a challenge! Do you have a live site or demo plugin that reproduces the issue?

Well, it's a live site, so if you could just ping me when you could identify the issue, I'd love to revert it back to a functioning version :) . Just see ​here. If you replace the URL for imagesLoaded to ​https://www.zukunft-des-engagements.de/wp-content/themes/nes/js/imagesloaded.pkgd.min.js, the masonry block is working again.
Just for explanation: It's a custom block that uses imagesloaded and masonry, loading both scripts through the viewScript line in block.json:

"viewScript": [  "nes-accordion", "imagesloaded", "masonry", "nes-eventfeedback" ]

[oglekler]

This ticket was discussed during bug scrub.

We need steps to reproduce the bug and/or reports that it is happening and how. It can include function which arrows the issue or description what needs to be done step by step.

Add props to @hellofromTonya

[nhrrob]

Looks like it doesn't have enough movement and we are 1 week away from RC1.
Moving to next milestone 6.7

[peterwilsoncc]

As this doesn't have clear reproduction steps, I've moved it off the 6.7 milestone.

@physalis Are you able to provide a minimal version of the block you are using to allow folks to reproduce the issue?

[desrosj]

It's been some time since this one received any attention and it's still unclear what can be done to reproduce.

I'm going to close this one out as worksforme. @physalis if you are still see experiencing this issue, please feel free to reopen with more detailed steps to reproduce on a default install of WordPress.