The big change here is upgrading to webpack@5. Along with it all other dependencies were upgraded.
Due to some webpackisms, the former code to split files out into js/, css/, and images/ was failing to work in production mode. That was just disabled and the tools now put everything in one directory. It's not as pretty (IMHO), but should work fine for almost every use case.
The big change here is upgrading to
webpack@5
. Along with it all other dependencies were upgraded.Due to some webpackisms, the former code to split files out into js/, css/, and images/ was failing to work in production mode. That was just disabled and the tools now put everything in one directory. It's not as pretty (IMHO), but should work fine for almost every use case.
Note this is similar to @aljones15 work in https://github.com/digitalbazaar/bedrock-webpack/tree/use-webpack-v5.