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When checking out the import script and code of the js-api-loader it seems that that nonce is being set by using a .nonce="" syntax. This does not work for me. When adjusting the script and using .setAttribute("nonce", "") it does work tho. What's the reason behind this?
Environment details
Using the "places" API only; see code example;
Operating system: Mac OSX 15.3.2
Chrome v134.0.6998.89
Library version: v1.16.9
Steps to reproduce
Create a new project and add the js-api-loader;
Setup the loader and try to import the "places" library;
Add a nonce to the Loader constructor params;
Check if the generated script contain a nonce; It doesn't for me.
I've noticed that my nonce is not being applied (used Chrome v134.0.6998.89 to test this).
When using the Dynamic Library Import script on https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/load-maps-js-api or using the js-api-loader library I noticed that my supplied nonce is not being applied to the generated script.
When checking out the import script and code of the js-api-loader it seems that that nonce is being set by using a .nonce="" syntax. This does not work for me. When adjusting the script and using .setAttribute("nonce", "") it does work tho. What's the reason behind this?
Environment details
Steps to reproduce
Code example
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