Legends

I've forked your repo and reverted it back to use v3.2. Now I can again use `require` in my template, but still not use `require` in partials loaded by your...

@colbyfayock Just a thought, why this isn't working: Example: My `/index-body.html` which should be injected into the `main` tag, contains `require` in its html page. When I use `html-webpack-plugin v3.2`...

Referencing an issue I opened in the `html-webpack-plugin` repo [here](https://github.com/jantimon/html-webpack-plugin/issues/1325#issuecomment-569697176) @colbyfayock I like the approach of your plugin. Unrelated to your plugin, but with `html-webpack-plugin@next` the `require` doesn't work anymore,...

Just a short update: the "magic" happens in `./lib/compiler.js` --> `[email protected]`. We have to update the template to include the partials before the childCompiler runs `compileTemplate`. Not sure if there...

I've closed the issue in the `html-webpack-plugin` repo and opened a [feature request](https://github.com/jantimon/html-webpack-plugin/issues/1330). Besides the `require` issue, I guess with this approach we also don't have `watch` support when developing,...

use the debugger; statement...

Perhaps someone can fork this repository and continue maintenance .....

Is this lib dead or why is this issue still open? Just a kind question.

Ooooh my, even resources files are rendered useless, don't even want to think about digging deeper into ASP.NET Core 2.0.... Back to MVC 5... until ASP.NET Core v6 perhaps, see...

@SteveSandersonMS @AndrewPlakhotnyi > I'm really glad that a lot of people are enthusiastic about this sort of technology. This provides concrete evidence that might later result in actual .NET product...