Corey Ward

Hmm, actually, I'm able to get it to work fine if I just use the pre-built file in a plain HTML file that isn't being touched by Webpack (as in...

@michaelfarrell76 I would need to have a separate Webpack configuration to do anything, and I'm doubtful that would work in a plugin like I'm trying to build. For context, today...

I haven't run into this before, so I'm kind of unsure why any Webpack configuration is required. Is there something in particular that Penumbra does that means it isn't possible...

@Eli Thanks for the context! That sounds like a great improvement. Any idea what sort of rough ETA we might be looking at for something like that?

Ohhh yeah it looks like Sanity is still using Webpack 3, where `window.webpackJsonp` was a function. @kmelve Are you aware of any efforts at Sanity to update to Webpack 4+?

@yes1am I like the more flexible approach of making the tests configurable, but the option names are pretty confusing. If you can refactor to make it clearer what's going on...

I think we'd be open to a PR that makes presence of the url-loader configurable, provided it remains on by default. As for the conflict between dynamic imports and issuers,...

Can you elaborate on what including query parameters here does given that this plugin doesn't do anything with them?

Thanks for jumping on this! Is there a way to maintain support for pre-3.0 Gatsby with the same codebase?

I've published this as `v3.0.0-beta.0` for the time being so anybody on Gatsby v3 can give this a whirl without blocking on a solution that will allow us to maintain...