Improved webpack support #580
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support multiple chained inline webpack loaders separated with '!' support (ignore) initial '!' in inline webpack loader chain
By exporting an array, webpack can support multiple configurations
exported from the same file. Something like:
module.exports = [{...}, {...}];
See here for more details:
https://webpack.js.org/configuration/configuration-types/#exporting-multiple-configurations
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This change improves support for webpack in two ways:
require('my-loader!file');require('!my-loader!file');require('one-loader!two-loader!file');module.exports=[{module: ...}, {module: ...}];Tests are included for these new features.