Use import.meta.webpackHot instead of module.hot for check #19686
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Issue: "Uncaught TypeError: importMeta.webpackHot is undefined"
What I did
Updated the template to check if importMeta.webpackHot exists before trying to use it.
How to test
If your answer is yes to any of these, please make sure to include it in your PR.
I don't seem to see any tests that test this sort of thing i'd need to update. And I'm not sure why i'd have module.hot instead of import.meta.webpackHot, as I thought that was a webpack 5 change. But it made sense to me to check if what you are using exists.