Closed philipwalton closed 3 years ago
Did you try to use the reduce options?
You will have access to the current manifest and the one you are about to enter
Thanks, reduce will probably work for my use case, though I do think there's value in having it be a standalone option.
I'm leaving it open, as I'm not strongly against it. Give me some time to think about it and any issue that might appears if that on. Having on by default would be the best I think
Just so you are aware, we might deprecate reduce
in the next major version, see: https://github.com/danethurber/webpack-manifest-plugin/pull/79#issuecomment-328794520
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I think this behavior should be the default, but if that's not possible at least adding an option to error/warn would be good.
I have several build tools all working with the same manifest, and I want to know if I've accidentally given two files the same name (with different hashes).