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Webpack 5.112 is here! This release helps you debug imports, load the right styles during server rendering, and publish libraries with several entry modules. It also adds plugins for multiple configurations and gives you more control over s...
Webpack 5.111 is here! This release takes a few more tasks off your hands: copying public files, preparing CSS for older browsers, and finding code that no longer needs to ship. It also makes ES module output stable, so you can remove the e...
Webpack 5.110 is out. The headline is that webpack now tells you what is wrong with your bundle: a suite of more than thirty performance checks that report duplicated packages, modules nothing uses, chunks that load in a waterfall, rules th...
Webpack 5.109 is out, and it is one of the largest minor releases in recent memory. The headline: the built-in CSS, HTML, TypeScript, and async WebAssembly support now defaults to `"auto"`, enabled out of the box unless a loader is already ...
Webpack 5.108 is out, and it pushes two big stories forward. The headline is a brand-new `universal` target: a single preset that compiles one bundle which adapts at runtime to the browser, web workers, Node.js, Electron, and NW.js, replaci...
Webpack 5.107 is out. The headline of this release is the first step toward handling `.html` files natively in webpack core: importing an HTML file from JS now resolves its `<img src>`, `<link href>`, inline `<style>`, and `<script src>` re...
**Webpack 5.106 introduces plugin validation hooks, built-in runtime style injection for CSS Modules, smarter tree shaking for CommonJS destructuring, source-phase imports for WebAssembly modules, and an experimental integration with `oxc-p...
Webpack 5.105 brings several improvements, both in code generation and bug fixes. - Two Low-Severity CVEs Fixed in Webpack - `tsconfig.json` Alias Resolution Without Requiring plugins...
Webpack 4 was released in February 2018. Since then we shipped a lot of features without breaking changes. We know that people dislike major changes with breaking changes....
Hello from the webpack Technical Steering Committee member Even! The different contributors in the organization continue to work on ensuring that **webpack remains a solid and reliable tool** for building web applications. While many new to...
It has been nearly 2 months since webpack 5 was officially released. Due to the sponsoring situation, we couldn't devote as much time to webpack as we would like to. Speaking only for myself (@sokra), I enjoyed the little break and have wor...
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