Getting error ParseCore_objectEach is not defined when using my own keys / classes

[EpsApps]

I used this project and only changed my own keys / class in the test.js file. I got this error when doing so:

ReferenceError: ParseCore_objectEach is not defined
at new ParseACL (parse-angular-sdk.js:5725)
at Object.ParseCore._decode._decode as _decode
at parse-angular-sdk.js:2422
at parse-angular-sdk.js:992
at Mt (lodash.min.js:9)
at Function.Oe (lodash.min.js:37)
at Object.ParseCore._objectEach._each as _objectEach
at _.extend._copyServerData (parse-angular-sdk.js:2421)
at _.extend._finishFetch (parse-angular-sdk.js:2542)
at parse-angular-sdk.js:4224

Edit 1: I've noticed that this will occur when I am trying to pull an object where the ACL is set to Public Read: True / Public Write: False.

Edit 2: I set the ACL to Public Read: True / Public Write: True and I still couldn't query the object in question. So Alerting the ACL in any way will result in this error, which is not good.

This is my code:

var app = angular.module('app', [
    'Parse'
]);

app.run(function(ParseSDK){    

    ParseSDK.initialize('appId', 'javascriptId');

    ParseSDK.User.logIn("username", "password")
        .then(function(user){

        var q = new ParseSDK.Query('Test');
        q.find()
            .then(function(results){
            console.log(results);

        });
    });   
});

[EpsApps]

Partial Solve: I commented out:

ParseACL = function(arg1) {
    console.log("being called 1");
    var self = this;

    /*
    self.permissionsById = {};
    if (_.isObject(arg1)) {
        if (arg1 instanceof ParseUser) {
            self.setReadAccess(arg1, true);
            self.setWriteAccess(arg1, true);
        } 
        else {
            if (_.isFunction(arg1)) {
                throw "ParseACL() called with a function.  Did you forget ()?";
            }
            ParseCore_objectEach(arg1, function(accessList, userId) {
                if (!_.isString(userId)) {
                    throw "Tried to create an ACL with an invalid userId.";
                }
                self.permissionsById[userId] = {};
                ParseCore_objectEach(accessList, function(allowed, permission) {
                    if (permission !== "read" && permission !== "write") {
                        throw "Tried to create an ACL with an invalid permission type.";
                    }
                    if (!_.isBoolean(allowed)) {
                        throw "Tried to create an ACL with an invalid permission value.";
                    }
                    self.permissionsById[userId][permission] = allowed;
                });
            });
        }
    }
    */
};

Here are my thoughts:
This is my first day using angular - I am used to working in objective-c - so while the solution isn't elegant it is a least functional for the time being. I'm guessing that the root of the problem has to do with invalid parameters being passed in as arg1 OR there is some sort of error in the function ParseCore_objectEach.

For anyone curious about what the actual data for the JSON objects being passed in looks like...

{ "results": [
{
"ACL": {
"*": {
"read": true,
"write": true
}
},
"createdAt": "2015-04-07T02:03:41.491Z",
"name": "test",
"objectId": "bf9NS1nEOX",
"updatedAt": "2015-04-07T02:15:19.600Z"
},
{
"createdAt": "2015-04-07T02:17:39.671Z",
"name": "test2",
"objectId": "VpAQy7xhnu",
"updatedAt": "2015-04-07T02:24:53.820Z"
}
] }

In this case, there are two test objects create in the Parse Dashboard. The first object has a modified ACL. Clearly Parse has actually given a value for the first objects ACL. The second object's ACL was never modified and as a result has no value for an ACL. I'm guessing this is where the error is coming from.

I haven't experimented in creating ACLs with this wrapper however if there are other bugs regarding ACLs and you need to use them, a good solution would be to create the ACL in a cloud function. Parse's servers can take of ACL verification/authentication.