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DEBUG not working with webpack resolver? #681
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Okay, did some additional sleuthing and I think I found the issue. I believe the issue is related to this commit: f507ff3#diff-b9cfc7f2cdf78a7f4b91a753d10865a2 It introduces use of the I'm still running on NPM 2, so Seems like the fix would be to add |
Whoops, good call, I didn't realize there was another package.json in the repo - typically repos either only contain one project, or contain all projects not-at-the-top-level. Definitely that's the fix. |
Filed #683 to correct this. |
Let me know when a new package is published! Thanks again! |
Published. 😅 Thanks, both of y'all! |
I'm having trouble integrating
eslint-import-resolver-webpack
. I'm assuming it's something with the way mywebpack.config.js
is set up because everything is complaining. I tried doing:But it doesn't provide any info:
Any ideas? I figure if I could get the debug information I could figure out what was going on.
Miscellaneous info:
eslint-import-resolver-webpack
: ^0.7.0webpack
: ^1.13.0eslint-plugin-import
: ^2.2.0.eslint.json
:If I use the default
node
resolver instead, I do get debug information and it only complains about the special loaders. Importingreact
, for instance is no longer an error.My webpack.config.js is a sibling of package.json FWIW. Also webpack is working normally 😄 .
Thanks for any help!
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