RapierPhysics: Fix dynamic import Vite warning#32565
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Add @vite-ignore comment to suppress Vite's "dynamic import cannot be analyzed" warning. The import loads Rapier from a CDN at runtime, which cannot be statically analyzed by design. Fixes #32560
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When I check the potential fix from AI, it seems like we need to fix one more file? https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/pull/32566/files |
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Yes, can you do a PR to fix Jolt following the fix for Rapier here? |
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Also, make sure the PR title and description are descriptive. |
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Fixes: #32560
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Add @vite-ignore comment to suppress Vite's "dynamic import cannot be analyzed" warning. The import loads Rapier from a CDN at runtime, which
cannot be statically analyzed by design.