When using ng-table in a webpack environment without ng-table specific html prefix rules, the default header & pager are generally not accessible as 'ng-table/header.html' and 'ng-table/pager.html' respectively. By explicitly requiring them, this problem does not appear anymore.
If you want to, you should now be able to merge inlineNgTableHtmlTemplates and inlineHtmlTemplates in /scripts/webpack/appParts.js
When using ng-table in a webpack environment without ng-table specific html prefix rules, the default header & pager are generally not accessible as 'ng-table/header.html' and 'ng-table/pager.html' respectively. By explicitly requiring them, this problem does not appear anymore.
If you want to, you should now be able to merge
inlineNgTableHtmlTemplatesandinlineHtmlTemplatesin/scripts/webpack/appParts.js