I have noticed that the bundler doesn't handle single line comments at the end of a javascript file correctly (or as would be expected), when the script is bundled and minified.
A single line comment at the end of one of the script files, without a line break at the end, affects the content/interpretation of the script of the next file.
Suppose script 1 has:
```
var hello = "Hello";
function SayHelloWorld() {
alert(hello + "World");
}
//=======test comment==========(no line break here)
```
and script two has:
```
function Test()
{
this.a = 1;
}
//===== another comment with no line break at the end=======
```
The resulting script after bundling is:
```
function SayHelloWorld(){alert(hello+"World")}var hello="Hello";this.a=1
```
Notice that constructor function Test() has disappeared and only the contents of that function are placed on the resulting script;
Removing the comment at the end of the file, or adding a line break after it outputs the correct and expected script
```
function SayHelloWorld(){alert(hello+"World")}function Test(){this.a=1}var hello="Hello"
```
about the attatchment: I includes a Bundle.cs (with the bundle definition), the javascript files in the script/testscripts directory, and a modified _layout to include the bundle. This can be copied onto a simple MVC4 internet Application project.
Comments: Same problem here. (With Microsoft ASP.NET Web Optimization Framework 1.0.0) I'm using jquery-migrate package. The jquery-migrate-1.1.1.min.js file have a End-line comment, and this comment broke the minification process.
A single line comment at the end of one of the script files, without a line break at the end, affects the content/interpretation of the script of the next file.
Suppose script 1 has:
```
var hello = "Hello";
function SayHelloWorld() {
alert(hello + "World");
}
//=======test comment==========(no line break here)
```
and script two has:
```
function Test()
{
this.a = 1;
}
//===== another comment with no line break at the end=======
```
The resulting script after bundling is:
```
function SayHelloWorld(){alert(hello+"World")}var hello="Hello";this.a=1
```
Notice that constructor function Test() has disappeared and only the contents of that function are placed on the resulting script;
Removing the comment at the end of the file, or adding a line break after it outputs the correct and expected script
```
function SayHelloWorld(){alert(hello+"World")}function Test(){this.a=1}var hello="Hello"
```
about the attatchment: I includes a Bundle.cs (with the bundle definition), the javascript files in the script/testscripts directory, and a modified _layout to include the bundle. This can be copied onto a simple MVC4 internet Application project.
Comments: Same problem here. (With Microsoft ASP.NET Web Optimization Framework 1.0.0) I'm using jquery-migrate package. The jquery-migrate-1.1.1.min.js file have a End-line comment, and this comment broke the minification process.