Cannot use bower install with v0.13.4

[chinchiheather]

With the module loading stuff added into v0.13.4 I can no longer do a bower install and use angular-gridster. If I try, I get an error when loading my site which says "angular.module" is not defined coming from line 21 of angular-gridster.js. Using v0.13.2 I have no issues.

[apopa01]

I have same issue, too.
I believe you correct in this week, best regards.

[chinchiheather]

Any more information on this?

[danomatic]

I cannot reproduce this issue. Can you give more detail?

[chinchiheather]

I have installed angular-gridster by running 'bower install angular-gridster' and I am using gulp to build my project. With the latest version, when I open my project in the browser I get an error in the angular-gridster js file at line 21:

"angular.module" is not defined

If I install the prev version 0.13.2, then it all works fine. It seems to have been caused by the new module loading structure.

Thanks!

[danomatic]

I've not used gulp and my grunt build does not have this issue. The new
module loading feature was for another user, but it didn't break anything
for me. Do you have a suggested fix in mind that would help your use case?
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On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 10:23 PM, Heather Roberts notifications@github.com
wrote:

I have installed angular-gridster by running 'bower install
angular-gridster' and I am using gulp to build my project. With the latest
version, when I open my project in the browser I get an error in the
angular-gridster js file at line 21:

"angular.module" is not defined

If I install the prev version 0.13.2, then it all works fine. It seems to
have been caused by the new module loading structure.

Thanks!

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[chinchiheather]

Hmm okay, I will have a look into it and try and find something :)

[chinchiheather]

So I have made a pull request that has a fix in it for the issue I was encountering. It seemed to be caused by a combination of gulp, bower & browserify, where the require() method in the common JS section of the UMD bit returned an empty object. But it still put angular on the global namespace, so I found I could run require('angular') than just call factory() passing in the global variable angular. Hope that's okay and doesn't break anything...