Currently, I am troubleshooting a peculiar error that has come up. Within my service file where all other services are stored, I have included the import of one component along with all the other services required by the frontend.
import { VacationComponent } from 'app/view/vacation/vacation.component';
The import is grayed out, indicating that it is not being used. After removing it, I encountered the following error:
main-es2015.0cad4195744251a340b5.js:1 Uncaught ReferenceError: Cannot access 'nX' before initialization
at main-es2015.0cad4195744251a340b5.js:1:1825981
at Module.zUnb (main-es2015.0cad4195744251a340b5.js:1:1826937)
at l (runtime-es2015.66c79b9d36e7169e27b0.js:1:552)
at 0 (main-es2015.0cad4195744251a340b5.js:1:5659)
at l (runtime-es2015.66c79b9d36e7169e27b0.js:1:552)
at t (runtime-es2015.66c79b9d36e7169e27b0.js:1:421)
at Array.r [as push] (runtime-es2015.66c79b9d36e7169e27b0.js:1:293)
at main-es2015.0cad4195744251a340b5.js:1:47
Interestingly, adding the previously unused import back into the main service file resolves the error. It's puzzling how an import that isn't actively utilized can fix such an issue. Furthermore, the imported component doesn't even contain a variable named "nX." The error seems to stem from a definition in the main file referencing "nX" as shown below:
let nX=(()=>{class t{constructor(t,e){this.service=t,this.dialog=e,this.isChecked=!1}
At this point, I am unable to find any logical connection between the imported component and the error message.