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Add support for stats.entrypoints[].childAssets
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hi guys, any update on this feature? |
will look into this to see if I can make a PR |
This issue had no activity for at least half a year. It's subject to automatic issue closing if there is no activity in the next 15 days. |
@jantimon Should this be re-opened? |
I believe this feature would aid many however the information can only be retrieved using a very slow api. So it would slow down the compilation for all users. If we can find a perfomant way to access this information I would be more than happy to integrate it |
Is there a webpack issue tracking this performance problem? |
The webpack core team even provided a new api to get access to the entry point assets so we could speed up the build |
Hi, any update on this? AFAIK, create-react-app are waiting for this fix in order to add support for |
As said before this needs support from the webpack api to provide those data in a performant way. I am not aware if there is already a issue for that on their issue tracker. |
Webpack 4.6 allows to prefetch/preload dependencies using dynamic imports:
https://medium.com/webpack/link-rel-prefetch-preload-in-webpack-51a52358f84c
The webpack core api allows to consume those information also for html generation.
So we could turn the following data into
<link />
tags:--->
@mastilver do you think we should add this to the html-webpack-plugin itself or rather as a plugin?
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