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Feature detect setTimeout in auto setup for SSR #7247
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In some server side rendering environments (e.g., `execjs` since version 2.8.0 [1]) `setTimeout` is not available. Since `autoSetupTimeout` runs when Video.js is imported and tries to schedule `autoSetup`, this can lead to errors of the following form in server side rendering: TypeError: scheduler is not a function `autoSetup` already bailed out if run outside of a browser environment or if globally disabled. To prevent calling `setTimeout`, we already perform the `Dom.isReal` check in `autoSetupTimeout`. Checking `options.autoSetup` has to remain in `autoSetup` to preserve backwards compatiblity with apps that set the option after Video.js has loaded but before the next tick. [1] rails/execjs#43
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Works for me. Thanks.
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…ojs#7247) Some JavaScript environments don't implement setTimeout, which causes Video.js to fail on require. Instead, move our Dom.isReal() check earlier to before we call setTimeout.
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In some server side rendering environments (e.g.,
execjs
sinceversion 2.8.0 [1])
setTimeout
is not available. SinceautoSetupTimeout
runs when Video.js is imported and tries toschedule
autoSetup
, this can lead to errors of the following form inserver side rendering:
autoSetup
already bailed out if run outside of a browser environmentor if globally disabled. To prevent calling
setTimeout
, we alreadyperform the
Dom.isReal
check inautoSetupTimeout
. Checkingoptions.autoSetup
has to remain inautoSetup
to preserve backwardscompatiblity with apps that set the option after Video.js has loaded
but before the next tick.
[1] rails/execjs#43
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