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This plugin is great for finding those errors, but it also triggers on different cases in parent directories on Windows that don't affect the actual build. For instance I might have a C:\Git\My-Project folder, but in development I might cd \git\my-project. Something in a build for 'create-react-app' is causing this because some modules are loaded with an absolute path (including '~' inside). It would be nice if it could ignore directories outside the root of the project.
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This has become a common problem all of a sudden and I'm not sure why. Right now I'm not sure the best way to determine the root of the project, but I'll take a stab at it. If I can figure out a consistent way to figure out the project root I'll ignore casing above that point.
This plugin is great for finding those errors, but it also triggers on different cases in parent directories on Windows that don't affect the actual build. For instance I might have a
C:\Git\My-Project
folder, but in development I mightcd \git\my-project
. Something in a build for 'create-react-app' is causing this because some modules are loaded with an absolute path (including '~' inside). It would be nice if it could ignore directories outside the root of the project.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: