Javascript error on production

[anthony.alteom]

Hello,

I have a problem in production mode.
I have no error / warning in development ou testing when I'm running my application with Chrome.
There is no error / warning when I build with :

sencha app build production

But when I launch the application, I got this javascript error

Error evaluating http://sencha.alteom.com/squarehabit...duction/app.js with message: SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier sencha.alteom.com:56

I tried to replace the index.html with the file generated with the testing micro loader, and it works fine.
Maybe there is a problem with the production micro loader ?

I use the commercial 2.1.1 sdk and the sencha cmd 3.0.2 for Mac OS X.

[mitchellsimoens]

Is this on an production build that is upgrading a previous version that is cached on the device?

[anthony.alteom]

I can reproduce the problem on all my devices : iPhone / iPad (Safari debugger), Android tablet. Same error with Chrome and Safari on my mac.

My application is not in reel production yet. So I also tried to delete all files from the server, and reload the app on my device until I see a change. But when I upload the files, the same error happens.

According to the version I try to build, the error can change.
Sometimes Unexpected identifier, sometimes ) expected or ] expected. Sometimes, it just works fine.

I think I have observed that an old configuration on a component can make the application to work in development or testing mode, but generates this kind of problem on production.

Is that possible ?

[anthony.alteom]

I solved my problem by deleting the archive directory and launched the build command to build from scratch without deltas.

But with another delta, the same error happens.

[anthony.alteom]

Is this on an production build that is upgrading a previous version that is cached on the device?

Ok I found how to test an upgrade on my device.
The problem comes from the cache, when I drop the browser cache the upgrade works fine.

Is there a process for an upgrade on iPad ?
Because when the app is installed on the launchpad, there's no way to reload it without local cache.