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client/webpack.client.rails.hot.config.js: importLoaders 1 => 0? #391
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Hey -- maybe! can use some help on getting hot reloading, etc. working! |
Hey @justin808 I've taken a look at it but that didn't seem to fix it. I'm looking to see how to get webpack hot reloading working, but I'm not too experienced with node+webpack configs, and not too sure how to go about debugging them, and had a few questions if you could help me out? (1)
clicking app-bundle.js / vender-bundle-[hash].js / manifest.json correctly displays the file.
(2)
doesn't include
Is this needed? A public path was defined in the old configuration. (3)
In hot reloading, this generates:
Without any actual css filename. Is this expected not to generate the correct links for css files? I'm guessing so because we don't hot reload css files onto the page. But just wanted to confirm. (4)
These are returning 404s too. But I think that's part of the hot-reloading problem not finding the correct files, right? (5) |
@vsai just remove |
@szyablitsky should this one be left open? Any todo's from this one? Docs? Code? |
@justin808 I do not know what is your preferred config for development. |
@szyablitsky if you can update this repo the way we did for https://github.com/shakacode/react_on_rails spec/dummy, that would be amazing! |
@vsai @szyablitsky What's next on this task? |
@justin808 right now we are on tight schedule to the first beta of our project, so I can't help you with documentation fixes in near future. |
Closing b/c the issue is stale. |
In 001a3ae, it looks like the importLoaders value for 'css-loader' was changed from 1 to 0.
Is this expected? Don't see why this should've changed.
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