The 3.1.4 source produces javascript with circular references

[DrEnter]

Description:

The code produced by the current master branch (version 3.1.4) contains circular references. These did not exist with 3.1.1.

Details:

After updating to the 3.1.4 codebase and building the "mjs" javascript, I see the following when I attempt to use it:

(!) Circular dependencies
src/gpp/encoder/section/HeaderV1.js -> src/gpp/encoder/segment/HeaderV1CoreSegment.js -> src/gpp/encoder/section/HeaderV1.js
src/gpp/encoder/section/TcfEuV2.js -> src/gpp/encoder/segment/TcfEuV2CoreSegment.js -> src/gpp/encoder/section/TcfEuV2.js
src/gpp/encoder/section/TcfCaV1.js -> src/gpp/encoder/segment/TcfCaV1CoreSegment.js -> src/gpp/encoder/section/TcfCaV1.js
src/gpp/encoder/section/UspV1.js -> src/gpp/encoder/segment/UspV1CoreSegment.js -> src/gpp/encoder/section/UspV1.js
src/gpp/encoder/section/UsNat.js -> src/gpp/encoder/segment/UsNatCoreSegment.js -> src/gpp/encoder/section/UsNat.js

Will this be fixed with an upcoming release or patch?

[DrEnter]

Commenting to add this additional detail: The issue appears to have first appeared in the 3.1.3 release, with the introduction of the "encoder/segment/*CoreSegment.ts" code.

[lamrowena]

@chuff can you check and if no longer an issue, close?