webpack-force-vendor-hash-plugin
v0.0.1
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If you use an env variable in your webpack output:
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webpack-force-vendor-hash-plugin
If you use an env variable in your webpack output:
output: {
path: 'public/',
filename: `app.${process.env.COMMIT_HASH || 'dev'}.[name].js`,
chunkFilename: `${process.env.COMMIT_HASH || 'dev'}.[id].chunk.js`,
publicPath: '/',
}
Then your vendor bundle is going to have a changed hash even when its not changed. This solves that problem but always using webpack's hash for the file name. Is this something you should be doing? Maybe not. I couldn't think of a way to keep the vendor from changing other than building this little plugin, or getting rid of the commit hash for everythig else.
Install
npm install webpack-force-vendor-hash-plugin
Usage
const KeepHashedVendorPlugin = require('webpack-force-vendor-hash-plugin');
plugins: [
new KeepHashedVendorPlugin({ name: 'vendor' }),
new webpack.optimize.CommonsChunkPlugin({
name: 'vendor',
}),
],
Why you should not use this
- You should probably just use webpack's hash and not a commit hash
- This doesn't feel right ;)