Webpack 5 compatibility issues #70
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Since this project seems unmaintained, I published a new working fork of that, if you need it use |
Signed-off-by: hainenber <[email protected]>
…ats().toJson()` Signed-off-by: hainenber <[email protected]>
…nk-module feat(plugin): introduce plugin option to pass onto `compilation.getStats().toJson()`
Moved to React 18
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Since webpack has changed some plugin hooks, this plugin is no longer compatible with the newer versions. the culprit is the line
compiler.plugin('emit', (compilation, callback) => {who conflicts with the new hooks and throw an error during bundiling.
To implement the plugin now is needed
compiler.hooks.emit.tapAsyncWhile I was there I got carried away and I've standardized the development environment and updated the packages to the latest versions, some of these like React required some code adaptations (the core is untouched)