I have an app written in Aurelia which needs to run in IE11.
Until last week the app was running ok but now I get the following error in the console when I try running it
TypeError: Object doesn't support property or method 'entries'
I have no idea what's caused this. I've gone back mits to a month ago, where the app was definitely working in IE11, but I get the same error.
We are using Yarn
for package management with Webpack
The full stack dump is:
{
[functions]: ,
__proto__: { },
__symbol:__symbol:rxSubscriber0.6484791277649529: undefined,
__symbol:hasInstance0.64847912776495296: undefined,
__symbol:isConcatSpreadable0.64847912776495297: undefined,
__symbol:iterator0.64847912776495291: undefined,
__symbol:match0.64847912776495292: undefined,
__symbol:replace0.64847912776495293: undefined,
__symbol:search0.64847912776495294: undefined,
__symbol:species0.64847912776495299: undefined,
__symbol:split0.64847912776495295: undefined,
__symbol:toPrimitive0.648479127764952910: undefined,
__symbol:toStringTag0.648479127764952911: undefined,
__symbol:unscopables0.64847912776495298: undefined,
description: "Object doesn't support property or method 'entries'",
message: "Object doesn't support property or method 'entries'",
name: "TypeError",
number: -2146827850,
stack: "TypeError: Object doesn't support property or method 'entries'
at createSelectors (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:28145:9)
at target.prototype[] (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:28176:13)
at bind (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:36702:7)
at bind (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:38733:7)
at automate (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:38678:5)
at ready (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:48132:7)
at swap (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:48161:5)
at Anonymous function (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:48682:9)
at Anonymous function (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-2"
}
I've tried looking at other SOF posts but I haven't been able to find a clear answer on what I should do - can anyone help?
Edit:
I just installed this polyfill and ran Webpack and now I'm getting this error:
ERROR [app-router] SyntaxError: Syntax error
"ERROR [app-router]"
{
[functions]: ,
__proto__: { },
__symbol:__symbol:rxSubscriber0.7605681080912143: undefined,
__symbol:hasInstance0.76056810809121436: undefined,
__symbol:isConcatSpreadable0.76056810809121437: undefined,
__symbol:iterator0.76056810809121431: undefined,
__symbol:match0.76056810809121432: undefined,
__symbol:replace0.76056810809121433: undefined,
__symbol:search0.76056810809121434: undefined,
__symbol:species0.76056810809121439: undefined,
__symbol:split0.76056810809121435: undefined,
__symbol:toPrimitive0.760568108091214310: undefined,
__symbol:toStringTag0.760568108091214311: undefined,
__symbol:unscopables0.76056810809121438: undefined,
description: "Syntax error",
message: "Syntax error",
name: "SyntaxError",
number: -2146827286,
stack: "SyntaxError: Syntax error
at tryCatcher (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:6757:9)
at Promise.prototype._settlePromiseFromHandler (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:4779:9)
at Promise.prototype._settlePromise (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:4836:13)
at Promise.prototype._settlePromise0 (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:4881:5)
at Promise.prototype._settlePromises (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:4960:13)
at Async.prototype._drainQueue (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:1689:13)
at Async.prototype._drainQueues (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:1699:5)
at drainQueues (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:1573:9)
"
}
I have an app written in Aurelia which needs to run in IE11.
Until last week the app was running ok but now I get the following error in the console when I try running it
TypeError: Object doesn't support property or method 'entries'
I have no idea what's caused this. I've gone back mits to a month ago, where the app was definitely working in IE11, but I get the same error.
We are using Yarn
for package management with Webpack
The full stack dump is:
{
[functions]: ,
__proto__: { },
__symbol:__symbol:rxSubscriber0.6484791277649529: undefined,
__symbol:hasInstance0.64847912776495296: undefined,
__symbol:isConcatSpreadable0.64847912776495297: undefined,
__symbol:iterator0.64847912776495291: undefined,
__symbol:match0.64847912776495292: undefined,
__symbol:replace0.64847912776495293: undefined,
__symbol:search0.64847912776495294: undefined,
__symbol:species0.64847912776495299: undefined,
__symbol:split0.64847912776495295: undefined,
__symbol:toPrimitive0.648479127764952910: undefined,
__symbol:toStringTag0.648479127764952911: undefined,
__symbol:unscopables0.64847912776495298: undefined,
description: "Object doesn't support property or method 'entries'",
message: "Object doesn't support property or method 'entries'",
name: "TypeError",
number: -2146827850,
stack: "TypeError: Object doesn't support property or method 'entries'
at createSelectors (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:28145:9)
at target.prototype[] (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:28176:13)
at bind (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:36702:7)
at bind (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:38733:7)
at automate (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:38678:5)
at ready (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:48132:7)
at swap (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:48161:5)
at Anonymous function (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-24hxcAM:48682:9)
at Anonymous function (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=Q8Lj1h7qjQUyqYO52tjHs-75tv3cmxHiL7p-2"
}
I've tried looking at other SOF posts but I haven't been able to find a clear answer on what I should do - can anyone help?
Edit:
I just installed this polyfill and ran Webpack and now I'm getting this error:
ERROR [app-router] SyntaxError: Syntax error
"ERROR [app-router]"
{
[functions]: ,
__proto__: { },
__symbol:__symbol:rxSubscriber0.7605681080912143: undefined,
__symbol:hasInstance0.76056810809121436: undefined,
__symbol:isConcatSpreadable0.76056810809121437: undefined,
__symbol:iterator0.76056810809121431: undefined,
__symbol:match0.76056810809121432: undefined,
__symbol:replace0.76056810809121433: undefined,
__symbol:search0.76056810809121434: undefined,
__symbol:species0.76056810809121439: undefined,
__symbol:split0.76056810809121435: undefined,
__symbol:toPrimitive0.760568108091214310: undefined,
__symbol:toStringTag0.760568108091214311: undefined,
__symbol:unscopables0.76056810809121438: undefined,
description: "Syntax error",
message: "Syntax error",
name: "SyntaxError",
number: -2146827286,
stack: "SyntaxError: Syntax error
at tryCatcher (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:6757:9)
at Promise.prototype._settlePromiseFromHandler (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:4779:9)
at Promise.prototype._settlePromise (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:4836:13)
at Promise.prototype._settlePromise0 (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:4881:5)
at Promise.prototype._settlePromises (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:4960:13)
at Async.prototype._drainQueue (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:1689:13)
at Async.prototype._drainQueues (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:1699:5)
at drainQueues (http://localhost:51158/dist/app.js?v=yJ9KRojv8-WpvAUoTKrlQU3TjmNSInH-YMQzLwKD_0g:1573:9)
"
}
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- 1 You need polyfill for Object.entries(). developer.mozilla/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/… – Ritwick Dey Commented Jul 28, 2018 at 17:10
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Did you search your code base for
Object.entries
? It could have been added recently. You would need a polyfill as mentioned above otherwise. Easier would be to just find it and replace with non ES6 js if you do not want to deal with the polyfill etc. – Akrion Commented Jul 28, 2018 at 17:25 - @Akrion I've updated my post as I'm getting a different (similar) error after installing the polyfill. As I said I went back 1 month's mits where it was definitely working. I don't understand why this problem has surfaced all of a sudden. It's doing the same on other machines too. – Vinyl Warmth Commented Jul 28, 2018 at 17:33
- @RitwickDey I've updated my original post – Vinyl Warmth Commented Jul 28, 2018 at 17:33
- 1 @VinylWarmth yes lock the packages that allow latest, delete node_modules folder and run npm install. If nothing helps, start removing your modules selectively if you can, until you narrow down and nail the culprit. – Benny Halperin Commented Jul 28, 2018 at 19:59
1 Answer
Reset to default 5As people have mentioned, the fix for this was to implement the following polyfill
if (!Object.entries)
Object.entries = function (obj) {
var ownProps = Object.keys(obj),
i = ownProps.length,
resArray = new Array(i); // preallocate the Array
while (i--)
resArray[i] = [ownProps[i], obj[ownProps[i]]];
return resArray;
};