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Urthen / case-sensitive-paths-webpack-plugin

Enforces case sensitive paths in Webpack requires.
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I want to make it case-insensetive #25

Closed RamadanM closed 6 years ago

RamadanM commented 6 years ago

Hey all, I am working with a team all of them use windows machine but I use fedora , when I start to clone the project everything is working well in their machines but after i have run npm start there is many errors like this

ERROR in ./router.js Module not found: Error: Cannot resolve 'file' or 'directory' ./features/patientGrid/index in /myRepoInFedoraMachine Do you have any suggestions ?

Urthen commented 6 years ago

Hi @RamadanM,

Are you actually using this plugin currently, or trying to add it? The point of this plugin is to expose improper casing and prevent these kinds of errors.

Urthen commented 6 years ago

Hello again, without further information I can't help you.

RamadanM commented 6 years ago

Hi @Urthen , I was using this plugin , I will try to rewrite the problem in a good way , as you know that Linux file system is case sensitive and windows is case insensitive , my new team working on a react js project ,but all of them have windows machines , for me I don't prefer windows , I want to work on a Linux machine , after I have cloned the git repo for React JS project , I can't run it because the deference in filenames and paths , if you don't understand my issue I will try to explain it in a different way .

Urthen commented 6 years ago

If everyone is running a project with this plugin properly installed and working, the teammates using Windows should see errors from this plugin when they attempt to run code with improper filenames. If you are seeing Module not found errors on your Linux (case-sensitive) machine, it most likely means the code is incorrect, the problem this plugin is meant to clearly identify (and help prevent), which is why I am confused.

Does the file ./features/patientGrid/index exist like that, exactly as cased, in the repository? If it exists but isn't cased the same, it seems like this plugin isn't getting used (or at least used correctly).

Urthen commented 6 years ago

Closing (again) due to inactivity.