Difference accessing methods on compiled vs uncompiled player?

[fredrik-telia]

Have you read the Tutorials?
Yes

Have you read the FAQ and checked for duplicate open issues?
Yes

What version of Shaka Player are you using?
4.11.7

What browser and OS are you using?
Mac/Chrome

Please ask your question
Ok, maybe I'm misunderstanding something here, I'm trying to access the new getFetchedPlaybackInfo()-method, using version 4.11.7, but I can't.

I decided to check the demo app, and using the compiled (release) version I get:
Uncaught TypeError: p.getFetchedPlaybackInfo is not a function
when running the following in the console:

p = new shaka.Player()
p.getFetchedPlaybackInfo()

However, using either the debug version or the uncompiled version, it works as expected:

{video: null, audio: null, text: null}

tl;dr:
using the debug or uncompiled version of the demo player let's me create a new shaka player and access getFetchedPlaybackInfo(), but using the compiled version I cannot.

[Iragne]

Hello if i'm not wrong this function is not export to the public interface. that is why you can have it in debug and not in compile version
we should have * @export on it
or maybe i miss also something

[joeyparrish]

This was added in #7074. Based on the details in that PR (externs defined for the return value, added to method list in a cast test), I think it was intended to be exported. Adding the @export annotation should fix it.

[Iragne]

I just push the PR ;) @fredrik-telia

[fredrik-telia]

I just push the PR ;) @fredrik-telia

Excellent, thank you @Iragne !