export 'bin' (imported as 'd3Array') was not found in 'd3-array'

[6axter82]

Bugs and Questions

Checklist

• This is not a victory-native specific issue. (Issues that only appear in victory-native should be opened here)

• I have read through the FAQ and Guides before asking a question

• I am using the latest version of Victory

• I've searched open issues to make sure I'm not opening a duplicate issue

The Problem

After updating to the latest version of victory 35.5.1
getting the following printout in terminal after 'yarn start':

WARNING in ./node_modules/victory-histogram/es/helper-methods.js 63:12-23
"export 'bin' (imported as 'd3Array') was not found in 'd3-array'
@ ./node_modules/victory-histogram/es/victory-histogram.js
@ ./node_modules/victory-histogram/es/index.js
@ ./node_modules/victory/es/index.js

[boygirl]

@6axter82 thanks for opening this issue. Unfortunately, I'm not able to reproduce it. We did make some changes to how we build Victory's dist in the latest version, but the warning you're seeing looks like it's referencing the es source, so I wouldn't expect the resent set of changes to cause it. You can see the diff here: https://github.com/FormidableLabs/victory/pull/1819/files

[JWess]

I am seeing this exact same error, and I can't figure out why. My co-workers are not seeing the same issue. I have tried changing versions of Node/Npm, re-cloning my repo, installing with npm ci, blowing away my package-lock.json, etc. I am on Windows, and I use NVM in case that somehow helps, and we are using Craco to build our React app that was originally created with Create React App.

[mcserep]

I have the very same issue, only on Windows. Did anyone managed to solve it?
npm v6.14.11
node v14.16.0

[mcserep]

After some debugging it turned out if I execute npm start or npm run build in PowerShell, there is no issue, only when using the good old Command Prompt of Windows. Since there are separate .cmd and .ps1 scripts in the .bin folder of node_modules, there could be an issue with the Batch scripts.