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@sandiprb sandiprb commented Aug 26, 2019

To handle cases where webpack produces a vendor, manifest etc. files which are required in
the production config but is not produced in the dev environment.

A primary example of this can be projects generated by Vue CLI.

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@ranedk Raising this PR here since I feel this feature helps a lot.

@sandiprb sandiprb changed the title updated with improved webpack loader Handle different environment cases for different builds Aug 26, 2019
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owais commented Jan 8, 2020

I personally think such things should be put under an if clause inside the template. Pseudo code:

if is_production:
    load(manifest)
load(assets)

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owais commented Jan 8, 2020

But if you really want the template tag, it could easily live in your django project. I don't think it's important enough to live in the core package. Closing but happy to hear your thoughts.

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