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Serves a webpack app. Updates the browser on changes. Documentation https://webpack.js.org/configuration/dev-server/.
### Bug report Webpack dev server reloads infinitely after changes in the src code when I use `CopyWebpackPlugin` with `requirejs` such like that: ``` new CopyPlugin({ patterns: [ { from:...
This time it's @sokra who told me this is probably the place to open an issue. - Operating System: Windows 10 - Node Version: 12.16.2 - NPM Version: 6.14.4 -...
### Bug report The service worker not work with webpack DevServer also when dev-server is configure in write memory like specify in : [(https://webpack.js.org/configuration/dev-server/) writes in-memory](https://webpack.js.org/guides/progressive-web-application/) ### Actual Behavior The...
- Operating System: Linux - Node Version: 14.14.0 - NPM Version: 6.14.7 - webpack Version: 5.2.0 - webpack-dev-server Version: 3.11.0 - Browser: Google Chrome - [x] This is a **bug**...
- [ ] This is a **bugfix** - [ ] This is a **feature** - [ ] This is a **code refactor** - [ ] This is a **test update**...
- [ ] This is a **bugfix** - [ ] This is a **feature** - [ ] This is a **code refactor** - [x] This is a **test update** -...
### Bug report My local port is wrongly being mapped onto the URL provided to the `client-web-socket-url` CLI parameter. ### Actual Behavior 1. I set `client-web-socket-url` to `wss://example.com/ws` and visit...
### Bug report I just updated my webpack-dev-server from 3.11.0 to 4.9.2 and a custom middleware I had written now causes an error. The middleware simulates a Cloudflare worker we...
### Expected Behavior Static serving middleware for the dev server should only need to be applied to the express server once via `this.app.use(...)` ### Actual Behavior static middleware is applied...
Hi, I'm moving a project over from browserify to webpack and hit a snag this afternoon. For arcane reasons (involving chrome and atom-shell/chromium behaviors) I need both https and http...
