If the "continue" was there, the error should still show even if minified.
Could be that the minification had some optimizations enabled and optimized the "continue' away.
Then the minified code could fail for completely different reason. So it would be interesting to see the minified code. Maybe there is something else in JIT that does not work correctly.
However I don't know how in code from post #3 the continue could be optimized away, which type of minification you had enabled?
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If the "continue" was there, the error should still show even if minified.
Could be that the minification had some optimizations enabled and optimized the "continue' away.
Then the minified code could fail for completely different reason. So it would be interesting to see the minified code. Maybe there is something else in JIT that does not work correctly.
However I don't know how in code from post #3 the continue could be optimized away, which type of minification you had enabled?