Bugfix: inconsistent handling of webpack virtual modules #1346
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I think we're having sporadically bad interactions between webpack-virtual-modules and thread-loader. I had reproduced the problem without thread-loader present so I thought I ruled that out, but apparently not. |
This replaces webpack-virtual-modules with our own loader. Ours can be simpler because we can make it stateless. This also involved a larger change to where we tap into webpack. The previous location was unable to redirect to a new loader. This new solution gives us better control.
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This should match the pattern we use when emitting virtual modules.
It works sometimes as it was, but not reliably. This change seems to make the tests pass every time.