As you can see I tried different things already
I tried that too
If this @LoadDependenciesOnStartup didn’t work then you should probably create another topic with more information
about how the datapicker is added in your view
And if you have a sample to reproduce that would help
Just noticed this warnings in the console:
2024-03-11 13:25:48.998 [] ERROR com.vaadin.flow.component.internal.UIInternals - The component class com.vaadin.flow.component.datetimepicker.DateTimePickerTimePicker includes '@vaadin/time-picker/src/vaadin-time-picker.js' but this file was not included when creating the production bundle. The component will not work properly. Check that you have a reference to the component and that you are not using it only through reflection. If needed add a @Uses(DateTimePickerTimePicker.class) where it is used.
2024-03-11 13:25:48.999 [] ERROR com.vaadin.flow.component.internal.UIInternals - The component class com.vaadin.flow.component.datetimepicker.DateTimePickerDatePicker includes '@vaadin/date-picker/src/vaadin-date-picker.js' but this file was not included when creating the production bundle. The component will not work properly. Check that you have a reference to the component and that you are not using it only through reflection. If needed add a @Uses(DateTimePickerDatePicker.class) where it is used.
2024-03-11 13:25:49.000 [] ERROR com.vaadin.flow.component.internal.UIInternals - The component class com.vaadin.flow.component.datetimepicker.DateTimePicker includes '@vaadin/date-time-picker/src/vaadin-date-time-picker.js' but this file was not included when creating the production bundle. The component will not work properly. Check that you have a reference to the component and that you are not using it only through reflection. If needed add a @Uses(DateTimePicker.class) where it is used.
Ill try that out
I ran the prepare-frontend and build-frontent maven tasks and after that it seems to work