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valscion
commented on May 9, 2024
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Yeah an use case such as this one is definitely a thing I want to make possible with #32 and #40.
Too bad that your fork is an entirely different project, so comparing the diff makes no sense.
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wmertens
commented on May 9, 2024
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you can feed the stats file to webpack.io/analyze and then you can see the
dependency that pulled it in.
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doing that or find another tool to report on that. It'd be amazing to have
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wmertens
commented on May 9, 2024
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@yvele you can use http://webpack.github.io/analyse/
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eirikurn
commented on May 9, 2024
I imagine this would work well with the split analyzer and ui code, a la #32 and #40. It might also be useful for #41.
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basicdays
commented on May 9, 2024
This would be amazing. Just tried out the webpack-bundle-analyzer today and this tool made it immediately obvious some dependency is pulling in all of lodash. We'll have to go code spelunking to figure out which one is doing that or find another tool to report on that. It'd be amazing to have all of that within one tool.
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Frondor
commented on May 9, 2024
I don't know if I get the idea, but does it tries to display where is a dependency coming from? I'm trying to tree-shake lodash properly, and I'm using a few lodash/fn functions, but in the analyzer I see a lot of small lodash functions imported... I'd like to know which other packages are importing them. Is that possible with this approach?
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eirikurn
commented on May 9, 2024
Yes. That is the idea.
This kind of clustered dependency resolution is quite
complicated, however. I gave this a stab last year and hit some
obstacle, and I haven't had time to work on it since.
This is probably even more difficult now with webpack3+ and
ModuleConcatenationPlugin. :)
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where is a dependency coming from? I'm trying to tree-shake
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the analyzer I see a lot of small lodash functions imported...
I'd like to know which other packages are importing them. Is that
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yvele
commented on May 9, 2024
Any workaround or external tool to get the dependency tree of a Webpack bundle? 🤔
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yvele
commented on May 9, 2024
@yvele you can use http://webpack.github.io/analyse/
It's not working with my stats.json 🤔
web.js:1 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'sort' of undefined at web.js:1 at Object.n.load (web.js:1) at FileReader.l.onload (15f6448ec2a08f35395d.js:1)
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