Ok, I keep reading about this in almost a-decade-old threads but I can't seem to find any details:
- I have an (let's call it) app with a lot of components running Extjs 6.5, the complete version of the library is included (ext-all.js) and then my minified class definition files
- now I need to include to the very same page only one component which should be running Extjs 7.3 and it should package only the necessary classes for its functioning, so I will most likely have to use Sencha CMD (any better approaches?) to generate it
That means I need to include both ext-all.js (6.5) for all the old components and my-custom-subset-ext.js (7.3) for the new component. I have no problem generating the 7.3 subset but how do I get the sandboxed version? I can't find anything relevant about sandboxing in the docs. There is just a few notes about different extjs file versions. Several questions on SO/old Sencha forum mention it used to be possible.
Is it still possible? If so, how? How do I set up Sencha CMD to give me custom-namespaced files? All I can see is this in the ext-all-debug.js
Ext.sandboxName = 'Ext6';
Ext.isSandboxed = true;
Ext.buildSettings = { baseCSSPrefix: "x6-", scopeResetCSS: true };
I am using 7.3.0.55 but it still uses Ext6 as the sandbox name which makes me think that they dropped the ball on this one. Neither sandboxName nor isSandboxed is documented. But maybe I am just really blind and I missed something very obvious...
Any help appreciated. Thanks!
