Apply derequire to generated bundles - #2905
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Rewrite require calls in the generated bundles so that Browserify is able to consume the bundles when bundling new bundles. Solves issue #2902.
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Aug 15, 2018
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Ah nice, you turned the plugin into a transforms for speed. Love it!
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Thanks very much @m90 🎉 🍻 💃 I can confirm that bundling using browserify and webpack@3 the dist bundles from Merging. |
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Rewrite require calls in the generated bundles so that Browserify is able
to consume the bundles when bundling new bundles. Solves issue #2902.
I can successfully use the bundle this builds in Browserify as well as Webpack (CRA). That being said I am not a Webpack Pro, so if someone else could double check this it'd be much appreciated.