Add support for new webpack asset manifest format #42
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webpack-asset-manifest introduced a new format in v4. In order to support prefetch and preload, assets are not nested under an assets key in the entrypoints object. This commit updates the manifest parsing logic to support this new version in addition to the previous. More info on the manifest changes can be found at https://www.npmjs.com/package/webpack-assets-manifest#new-in-version-4
drewdrewthis
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Jun 3, 2021
| let(:name) { 'application.js' } | ||
| let(:type) { nil } |
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Since this seems like a default, you can probably leave it up in the describe scope and override it as needed (like on line 37)
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Fixes #39
webpack-asset-manifest introduced a new format in v4. In order to support prefetch and preload, assets are now nested under an assets key in the entrypoints object. This commit updates the manifest parsing logic to support this new version in addition to the previous.
More info on the manifest changes can be found here
NOTE: after making these changes, I noticed Szeliga has a PR that also solves this problem. I think the approach here is a lot simpler than adding a configuration option, although I suppose that might be more extensible in the future. I don't expect manifest formats to change often though, so I still prefer this solution personally. But merging either would solve my problem and make me happy =)