Hello.
After updating from AEM 6.5.11 to AEM 6.5.17, some of our Clientlibs for dialogue extensions are no longer working. The cause appears to be that we have ES6 code, which has run flawlessly in browsers so far, but seems to be transformed into ES5 after the update. Unfortunately, the result is not fully functional. As we do not want to rewrite the working ES6 code - how can I turn off this preprocessor?
Thank you.
Hi @is24tom ,
In AEM 6.5, the JavaScript files are transpiled from ES6 to ES5 using a preprocessor called Babel by default. This is done to ensure compatibility with older browsers that may not support ES6 syntax. If you want to disable this preprocessor and use your ES6 code directly without transformation, you can follow below steps:
Inside the definition file, look for the jsProcessor property. It is set to default by default, which indicates that Babel is used for transpiling.
Change the value of the jsProcessor property to none. This disables the preprocessor and prevents the ES6 to ES5 transformation.
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