Mention running the command on home page#536
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Just a nitpick, I think it feels easier to have them run webpack
Would you kind altering? @bebraw any thoughts?
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I agree with the basic idea that the copy is too abstract. It took a while for me at least to see what's going on. I imagine it's only harder for people not familiar with the idea of bundling. Adding a sentence like that would help a notch, but it would not remove the underlying issue. If possible, get people not familiar with webpack to take a look at it and see what they think. The copy can be improved based on that feedback. |
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Can you rebase against |
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Webpack 5.107 introduces experiments.html, the html-loader side of native HTML module support. With the flag on, importing an HTML file from JavaScript runs its tag references through the webpack pipeline. What this PR documents: - The experiments.html flag and its TOC entry. - The JS-import-HTML usage pattern (no entry-point support yet). - Inline <style> tags routed through the CSS pipeline as virtual exportType: "text" modules, so url() and @import resolve relative to the HTML file. - Inline <script> tags routed through the same entry pipeline as <script src>: classic bodies bundle as CommonJS, type="module" bodies as ESM, tags rewritten to <script src="...">, auto-upgrade to type="module" under output.module. - <script src> and <link rel="modulepreload"> references becoming real webpack entries with shared runtime via dependOn, independent modulepreload chunks, and type="module" auto-upgrade. - webpackIgnore magic comment for HTML (cross-references the existing magic comments docs in api/module-methods). What is explicitly NOT supported in 5.107 (called out in the warning admonition): HTML entry points (the html-webpack-plugin part). That is planned for the next minor release. The full story is tracked in issue #536. Refs: - webpack/webpack#20902 (experiments.html flag) - webpack/webpack#20962 (inline <style>) - webpack/webpack#20967 (inline <script>) - webpack/webpack#20949 (<script src> / modulepreload) - webpack/webpack#20950 (webpackIgnore in HTML)
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…8243) * docs(experiments): document experiments.html and its HTML behaviors Webpack 5.107 introduces experiments.html, the html-loader side of native HTML module support. With the flag on, importing an HTML file from JavaScript runs its tag references through the webpack pipeline. What this PR documents: - The experiments.html flag and its TOC entry. - The JS-import-HTML usage pattern (no entry-point support yet). - Inline <style> tags routed through the CSS pipeline as virtual exportType: "text" modules, so url() and @import resolve relative to the HTML file. - Inline <script> tags routed through the same entry pipeline as <script src>: classic bodies bundle as CommonJS, type="module" bodies as ESM, tags rewritten to <script src="...">, auto-upgrade to type="module" under output.module. - <script src> and <link rel="modulepreload"> references becoming real webpack entries with shared runtime via dependOn, independent modulepreload chunks, and type="module" auto-upgrade. - webpackIgnore magic comment for HTML (cross-references the existing magic comments docs in api/module-methods). What is explicitly NOT supported in 5.107 (called out in the warning admonition): HTML entry points (the html-webpack-plugin part). That is planned for the next minor release. The full story is tracked in issue #536. Refs: - webpack/webpack#20902 (experiments.html flag) - webpack/webpack#20962 (inline <style>) - webpack/webpack#20967 (inline <script>) - webpack/webpack#20949 (<script src> / modulepreload) - webpack/webpack#20950 (webpackIgnore in HTML) * docs(magic-comments): document webpackIgnore support in HTML modules Webpack 5.107 supports the webpackIgnore magic comment inside HTML modules (when experiments.html is enabled). Placing <!-- webpackIgnore: true --> before a tag skips URL resolution for its src/href/srcset attributes, leaving the tag untouched in the emitted HTML. Adds a new HTML Usage section under the existing webpackIgnore docs in api/module-methods. Refs: webpack/webpack#20950
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Add one sentence to the home page, to make it clear that you need to run a webpack command to actually build the thing.