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[del] Some internal modules are deprecated. #209
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Unfortunately i can add another, seemingly more serious, deprecation to that:
@johnagan Since you still have a huge userbase with nearly 2 million downloads per week, it would be much appreciated if you could fix these dependencies. I could also try to tackle this myself and open a PR, but i sadly have very little spare time at the moment and no experience in working with By the way, you're plugin is still working great in all of the projects that I'm using it in (even with webpack 5 and NodeJS 18) and i assume it also does for many others, so it might be worth the effort. Thanks in advance! |
I’d be open to reviewing a PR to address it, but it’s unlikely I’ll have time to resolve this myself. |
For verification, I temporarily modernised package.json by running 'ncu' and 'ncu -u' under the 'clean-webpack-plugin' installation folder. After running 'npm install --force', several internal modules still show a deprecated warning.
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I'm afraid, I wont be able to solve this issue. I forked the project and tried to update the
This is caused by the plugin's build system, that transpiles Maybe using a dynamic So I guess, the only option to solve this, would be to adjust the whole build system. Sadly i don't have any experience in using Maybe someone with more experience can help here. Otherwise I think we're stuck with using the plugin in it's current state. This hopefully won't be overly dramatic, since it is only ever used during transpilation and not in production. |
npm warn deprecated [email protected]:
Rimraf versions prior to v4 are no longer supported
npm warn deprecated [email protected]:
Glob versions prior to v9 are no longer supported
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