@pendo/agent 2.338.0 → 2.338.2

package/dist/dom.esm.js

@@ -1,8 +1,11 @@
 // Resolve the global object without relying on a bare `window` identifier.
-// `window` is only a bound global in a normal browser realm; when the agent is
-// loaded via the npm `loadAsModule` path (or inside a Web Worker) the module is
-// evaluated in a realm where `window` is undeclared, so referencing it bare
-// throws a ReferenceError at module-load. `globalThis` resolves in every realm.
+// `window` is only a bound global in a normal browser realm; the compat builds
+// bind it via their `(function(window, document){...})` wrapper, but the npm
+// module build has no wrapper, so its module scope can be evaluated in realms
+// where `window` is undeclared (a Web Worker, or a customer bundler re-chunking
+// the module into worker-reachable code) and a bare reference throws a
+// ReferenceError at module-load. `globalThis` resolves in every realm; the
+// `self`/`window` fallbacks cover engines that predate it. APP-160669, APP-165809.
 function getGlobalScope() {
     if (typeof globalThis !== 'undefined') {
         return globalThis;
@@ -2105,18 +2108,6 @@ var underscore = {exports: {}};
 var underscoreExports = underscore.exports;
 var _ = /*@__PURE__*/getDefaultExportFromCjs(underscoreExports);
 
-/*
- * @license  MIT - https://github.com/taylorhakes/promise-polyfill
- */
-// Modified to not affect global environment: the `var` keeps the binding module-local
-// so the polyfill never assigns to the real global `Promise`.
-//
-// Main-thread only. Reading `window` here is safe because rollup's `inject` is skipped
-// for the nested worker build (see `skipPlugins` on webWorkerLoader in
-// rollup/web-sdk.config.mjs): a worker realm has a native Promise and no `window`, so
-// injecting this polyfill there was both unreachable and fatal — it threw
-// `ReferenceError: window is not defined` at worker startup and stopped session replay
-// with a WORKER_ERROR. APP-163474.
 var Promise$1;
 
 Promise$1 = (function (global, factory) {
@@ -2126,7 +2117,7 @@ Promise$1 = (function (global, factory) {
   }
 
   return nativePromise;
-}(window, (function () {
+}(globalScope, (function () {
 /**
  * @this {Promise}
  */
@@ -7538,11 +7529,11 @@ function applyMatrix2dRect(matrix2d, rect) {
     return transformedRect;
 }
 
-var VERSION = '2.338.0_';
+var VERSION = '2.338.2_';
 
-var decodeURIComponent = _.isFunction(window.decodeURIComponent) ? window.decodeURIComponent : _.identity;
+var decodeURIComponent = _.isFunction(globalScope.decodeURIComponent) ? globalScope.decodeURIComponent : _.identity;
 
-var encodeURIComponent = _.isFunction(window.encodeURIComponent) ? window.encodeURIComponent : _.identity;
+var encodeURIComponent = _.isFunction(globalScope.encodeURIComponent) ? globalScope.encodeURIComponent : _.identity;
 
 var allowKeys = function () {
     var allowKeys = ConfigReader.get('storage.allowKeys') || '*';
@@ -10109,7 +10100,7 @@ var WeakRef = (function(global, factory) {
     }
 
     return nativeWeakRef;
-})(window, WeakRefFactory);
+})(globalScope, WeakRefFactory);
 
 var trimString = function (str, limit) {
     var len = str.length;

package/dist/pendo.module.js

@@ -657,10 +657,13 @@ function getPendoConfigValue(key) {
 }
 
 // Resolve the global object without relying on a bare `window` identifier.
-// `window` is only a bound global in a normal browser realm; when the agent is
-// loaded via the npm `loadAsModule` path (or inside a Web Worker) the module is
-// evaluated in a realm where `window` is undeclared, so referencing it bare
-// throws a ReferenceError at module-load. `globalThis` resolves in every realm.
+// `window` is only a bound global in a normal browser realm; the compat builds
+// bind it via their `(function(window, document){...})` wrapper, but the npm
+// module build has no wrapper, so its module scope can be evaluated in realms
+// where `window` is undeclared (a Web Worker, or a customer bundler re-chunking
+// the module into worker-reachable code) and a bare reference throws a
+// ReferenceError at module-load. `globalThis` resolves in every realm; the
+// `self`/`window` fallbacks cover engines that predate it. APP-160669, APP-165809.
 function getGlobalScope() {
     if (typeof globalThis !== 'undefined') {
         return globalThis;
@@ -4043,8 +4046,8 @@ let SERVER = '';
 let ASSET_HOST = '';
 let ASSET_PATH = '';
 let DESIGNER_SERVER = '';
-let VERSION = '2.338.0_';
-let PACKAGE_VERSION = '2.338.0';
+let VERSION = '2.338.2_';
+let PACKAGE_VERSION = '2.338.2';
 let LOADER = 'xhr';
 /* eslint-enable web-sdk-eslint-rules/no-gulp-env-references */
 /**
@@ -4349,9 +4352,9 @@ function unwrapFirefoxObject(obj) {
     return obj;
 }
 
-var decodeURIComponent = _.isFunction(window.decodeURIComponent) ? window.decodeURIComponent : _.identity;
+var decodeURIComponent = _.isFunction(globalScope.decodeURIComponent) ? globalScope.decodeURIComponent : _.identity;
 
-var encodeURIComponent = _.isFunction(window.encodeURIComponent) ? window.encodeURIComponent : _.identity;
+var encodeURIComponent = _.isFunction(globalScope.encodeURIComponent) ? globalScope.encodeURIComponent : _.identity;
 
 class EventTarget {
     constructor() {
@@ -4927,18 +4930,6 @@ var agentStorage = (function () {
     };
 })();
 
-/*
- * @license  MIT - https://github.com/taylorhakes/promise-polyfill
- */
-// Modified to not affect global environment: the `var` keeps the binding module-local
-// so the polyfill never assigns to the real global `Promise`.
-//
-// Main-thread only. Reading `window` here is safe because rollup's `inject` is skipped
-// for the nested worker build (see `skipPlugins` on webWorkerLoader in
-// rollup/web-sdk.config.mjs): a worker realm has a native Promise and no `window`, so
-// injecting this polyfill there was both unreachable and fatal — it threw
-// `ReferenceError: window is not defined` at worker startup and stopped session replay
-// with a WORKER_ERROR. APP-163474.
 var Promise$1;
 
 Promise$1 = (function (global, factory) {
@@ -4948,7 +4939,7 @@ Promise$1 = (function (global, factory) {
   }
 
   return nativePromise;
-}(window, (function () {
+}(globalScope, (function () {
 /**
  * @this {Promise}
  */
@@ -6277,6 +6268,7 @@ function wasSessionCleared(evt) {
 //
 // NOTE: This, for now, at least is identified as an instanceof HTMLAnchorElement
 
+
 function URLPolyfillFactory(doc) {
     return function URL(str) {
         var a = doc.createElement('a');
@@ -6308,11 +6300,11 @@ function URLPolyfillFactory(doc) {
 var URL = (function(global, factory) {
     var nativeURL = global.URL;
     if (typeof nativeURL !== 'function' || !/native/.test(nativeURL)) {
-        return factory(document);
+        return factory(global.document);
     }
 
     return nativeURL;
-})(window, URLPolyfillFactory);
+})(globalScope, URLPolyfillFactory);
 
 function hasComposedPath(evt) {
     return evt && typeof evt.composedPath === 'function';
@@ -11658,7 +11650,7 @@ var WeakRef = (function(global, factory) {
     }
 
     return nativeWeakRef;
-})(window, WeakRefFactory);
+})(globalScope, WeakRefFactory);
 
 const trimString = (str, limit) => {
     const len = str.length;
@@ -42910,10 +42902,13 @@ function GuideMarkdown() {
 }
 
 // Resolve the global object without relying on a bare `window` identifier.
-// `window` is only a bound global in a normal browser realm; when the agent is
-// loaded via the npm `loadAsModule` path (or inside a Web Worker) the module is
-// evaluated in a realm where `window` is undeclared, so referencing it bare
-// throws a ReferenceError at module-load. `globalThis` resolves in every realm.
+// `window` is only a bound global in a normal browser realm; the compat builds
+// bind it via their `(function(window, document){...})` wrapper, but the npm
+// module build has no wrapper, so its module scope can be evaluated in realms
+// where `window` is undeclared (a Web Worker, or a customer bundler re-chunking
+// the module into worker-reachable code) and a bare reference throws a
+// ReferenceError at module-load. `globalThis` resolves in every realm; the
+// `self`/`window` fallbacks cover engines that predate it. APP-160669, APP-165809.
 function getGlobalScope() {
     if (typeof globalThis !== 'undefined') {
         return globalThis;
@@ -42961,6 +42956,7 @@ var setTimeout$1 = setTimeout;
 //
 // NOTE: This, for now, at least is identified as an instanceof HTMLAnchorElement
 
+
 function URLPolyfillFactory(doc) {
     return function URL(str) {
         var a = doc.createElement('a');
@@ -42992,24 +42988,12 @@ function URLPolyfillFactory(doc) {
 var URL$1 = (function(global, factory) {
     var nativeURL = global.URL;
     if (typeof nativeURL !== 'function' || !/native/.test(nativeURL)) {
-        return factory(document);
+        return factory(global.document);
     }
 
     return nativeURL;
-})(window, URLPolyfillFactory);
+})(globalScope, URLPolyfillFactory);
 
-/*
- * @license  MIT - https://github.com/taylorhakes/promise-polyfill
- */
-// Modified to not affect global environment: the `var` keeps the binding module-local
-// so the polyfill never assigns to the real global `Promise`.
-//
-// Main-thread only. Reading `window` here is safe because rollup's `inject` is skipped
-// for the nested worker build (see `skipPlugins` on webWorkerLoader in
-// rollup/web-sdk.config.mjs): a worker realm has a native Promise and no `window`, so
-// injecting this polyfill there was both unreachable and fatal — it threw
-// `ReferenceError: window is not defined` at worker startup and stopped session replay
-// with a WORKER_ERROR. APP-163474.
 var Promise$1;
 
 Promise$1 = (function (global, factory) {
@@ -43019,7 +43003,7 @@ Promise$1 = (function (global, factory) {
   }
 
   return nativePromise;
-}(window, (function () {
+}(globalScope, (function () {
 /**
  * @this {Promise}
  */
@@ -55467,7 +55451,7 @@ var underscore = {exports: {}};
 var underscoreExports = underscore.exports;
 var _ = /*@__PURE__*/getDefaultExportFromCjs(underscoreExports);
 
-var encodeURIComponent = _.isFunction(window.encodeURIComponent) ? window.encodeURIComponent : _.identity;
+var encodeURIComponent = _.isFunction(globalScope.encodeURIComponent) ? globalScope.encodeURIComponent : _.identity;
 
 const WIDGET_SETTINGS_API = '/external/widget/settings';
 class PredictApiService {