How to stop webpack using caching/hashing output files
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I've been bundling my nodejs web app with webpack using a template.
The webpack config in this had:
output: {
filename: `[name].js?v=[${project.build.hashType}]`,
path: project.paths.public(),
publicPath: APP_PUBLIC_PATH },
The issue is our new CDN/proxy setup doesn't work with these query strings appended - it causes a mismatch with the MIME type in the headers and wont render anything in the browser.
I've done the obvious and removed the query string ?v=[${project.build.hashType}]
. But for some reason the assets are still appended with the same hash.
The command I'm running to build is
$ cross-env NODE_ENV=production DEBUG=app:* webpack --bail --config config/webpack.config.js
Does webpack cache these hashes? I cannot find them in the file structure. I'm quite inexperienced with webpack so any guidance will be highly appreciated. Cheers.
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I've been bundling my nodejs web app with webpack using a template.
The webpack config in this had:
output: {
filename: `[name].js?v=[${project.build.hashType}]`,
path: project.paths.public(),
publicPath: APP_PUBLIC_PATH },
The issue is our new CDN/proxy setup doesn't work with these query strings appended - it causes a mismatch with the MIME type in the headers and wont render anything in the browser.
I've done the obvious and removed the query string ?v=[${project.build.hashType}]
. But for some reason the assets are still appended with the same hash.
The command I'm running to build is
$ cross-env NODE_ENV=production DEBUG=app:* webpack --bail --config config/webpack.config.js
Does webpack cache these hashes? I cannot find them in the file structure. I'm quite inexperienced with webpack so any guidance will be highly appreciated. Cheers.
reactjs webpack
add a comment |
I've been bundling my nodejs web app with webpack using a template.
The webpack config in this had:
output: {
filename: `[name].js?v=[${project.build.hashType}]`,
path: project.paths.public(),
publicPath: APP_PUBLIC_PATH },
The issue is our new CDN/proxy setup doesn't work with these query strings appended - it causes a mismatch with the MIME type in the headers and wont render anything in the browser.
I've done the obvious and removed the query string ?v=[${project.build.hashType}]
. But for some reason the assets are still appended with the same hash.
The command I'm running to build is
$ cross-env NODE_ENV=production DEBUG=app:* webpack --bail --config config/webpack.config.js
Does webpack cache these hashes? I cannot find them in the file structure. I'm quite inexperienced with webpack so any guidance will be highly appreciated. Cheers.
reactjs webpack
I've been bundling my nodejs web app with webpack using a template.
The webpack config in this had:
output: {
filename: `[name].js?v=[${project.build.hashType}]`,
path: project.paths.public(),
publicPath: APP_PUBLIC_PATH },
The issue is our new CDN/proxy setup doesn't work with these query strings appended - it causes a mismatch with the MIME type in the headers and wont render anything in the browser.
I've done the obvious and removed the query string ?v=[${project.build.hashType}]
. But for some reason the assets are still appended with the same hash.
The command I'm running to build is
$ cross-env NODE_ENV=production DEBUG=app:* webpack --bail --config config/webpack.config.js
Does webpack cache these hashes? I cannot find them in the file structure. I'm quite inexperienced with webpack so any guidance will be highly appreciated. Cheers.
reactjs webpack
reactjs webpack
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Found the issue...
There was a webpack middleware using a prewritten buildstats file that contained the file versions, so my changes to the output files were never reached.
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There was a webpack middleware using a prewritten buildstats file that contained the file versions, so my changes to the output files were never reached.
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There was a webpack middleware using a prewritten buildstats file that contained the file versions, so my changes to the output files were never reached.
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There was a webpack middleware using a prewritten buildstats file that contained the file versions, so my changes to the output files were never reached.
Found the issue...
There was a webpack middleware using a prewritten buildstats file that contained the file versions, so my changes to the output files were never reached.
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