Closed ajlond123 closed 4 years ago
I guess you mean in the node_modules/svg-spritemap-webpack-plugin/
directory (not in node_modules/
directly), right?
It's a bit of an ugly workaround to make it easier for developers to use SVG4Everybody together with this plugin but I can image that it might break more advanced setups. The easiest fix would be to set the output.svg4everybody
option to false
and include the polyfill manually.
@cascornelissen - Yes I did mean in the node_modules/svg-spritemap-webpack-plugin/
directory.
Thanks for the suggestion. I've disabled the option and included svg4everybody
as a separate polyfill.
Why is "svg4everybody-helper.js" added to the root of the node_module folder after running webpack?
This is causing issues with our gitlab deploy pipelines, as the webpack stage is expecting that file to already exist in the folder.