what's the difference between webpack:// and webpack-internal://
I'm writing a webpack-react-typescript kit, and i find that the source-map can't direct to the source code, it direct to the webpack-internal://src/App.tsx file, this file has some webpack inject code.But another computer have both webpack:// and webpack-internal domain,and the source map which in the webpack:// domain can direct to the currently source code. So what i want to know is:
1.what's the different between webpack and wepack-internal
2. Why some computer have webpack:// and somecomputer haven't it?
reactjs typescript webpack webpack-dev-server
asked Nov 25 '18 at 4:05
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I'm writing a webpack-react-typescript kit, and i find that the source-map can't direct to the source code, it direct to the webpack-internal://src/App.tsx file, this file has some webpack inject code.But another computer have both webpack:// and webpack-internal domain,and the source map which in the webpack:// domain can direct to the currently source code. So what i want to know is:
1.what's the different between webpack and wepack-internal
2. Why some computer have webpack:// and somecomputer haven't it?
reactjs typescript webpack webpack-dev-server
asked Nov 25 '18 at 4:05
mrkou47mrkou47
414
add a comment |
I'm writing a webpack-react-typescript kit, and i find that the source-map can't direct to the source code, it direct to the webpack-internal://src/App.tsx file, this file has some webpack inject code.But another computer have both webpack:// and webpack-internal domain,and the source map which in the webpack:// domain can direct to the currently source code. So what i want to know is:
1.what's the different between webpack and wepack-internal
2. Why some computer have webpack:// and somecomputer haven't it?
reactjs typescript webpack webpack-dev-server
asked Nov 25 '18 at 4:05
mrkou47mrkou47
414
I'm writing a webpack-react-typescript kit, and i find that the source-map can't direct to the source code, it direct to the webpack-internal://src/App.tsx file, this file has some webpack inject code.But another computer have both webpack:// and webpack-internal domain,and the source map which in the webpack:// domain can direct to the currently source code. So what i want to know is:
1.what's the different between webpack and wepack-internal
2. Why some computer have webpack:// and somecomputer haven't it?
reactjs typescript webpack webpack-dev-server
reactjs typescript webpack webpack-dev-server
asked Nov 25 '18 at 4:05
mrkou47mrkou47
414
asked Nov 25 '18 at 4:05
mrkou47mrkou47
414
asked Nov 25 '18 at 4:05
mrkou47mrkou47
414
asked Nov 25 '18 at 4:05
mrkou47mrkou47
414
asked Nov 25 '18 at 4:05
mrkou47mrkou47
414
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