Filipe Silva

@tangjeff0 `marked` I just needed to install it. React and react dom I had to import like this before devcards https://github.com/filipesilva/shadow-cljs-devcards/blob/6a09329818ec4390493088ff5f05acf0188a95b6/src/app/core_devcard.cljs#L3-L4. Shadow-CLJS just picked up everything after that.

I also tried running the it with the verbose flag in the config: https://buildkite.com/angular/angular/builds/1652#fa3ad162-860e-49a0-8da1-f3cf31faf603 ``` [2019-01-05T20:14:01Z] $ docker-compose --verbose -f .buildkite/dockerfiles/docker-compose.yml -p buildkitefa3ad162860e49a08da1f3cf31faf603 -f docker-compose.buildkite-1652-override.yml build --pull --build-arg target=gcr.io/internal-200822/angular-windows:master windows-test...

I copied the docker config there via: ``` Copy-Item C:\Users\angular\.docker -Destination C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\ -Recurse ``` It seems to work! Not sure if there's any action on your side, so perhaps this...

Hi @BrunoBonacci, thanks for describing the expectations and hard parts in so much detail. I'll try to provide some input on them. ### Flakes If performance is the main consideration...

I can make a PR for https://github.com/filipesilva/webpack-module-concatenation-memory. I used this repo for https://github.com/webpack/webpack/issues/5992 and it feels pretty big.

@TheLarkInn are you just interested in it being built, or should examples truly run as an app? The example I gave is something I use to benchmark builds but it...

Heya, this looks like a problem in Angular CLI. Can you open this issue there please? I can have a look in that reprository if you can provide a reproduction....

Webpack doesn't allow you to not have entry points actually. See https://webpack.js.org/concepts/entry-points/ for configuration information. If you just want to minify and concat some file, you can use uglify directly....

@jmlopez-rod I don't think so. If it runs through a loader then it goes into a webpack bundle AFAIK.

The plugin direction isn't really something I have any input on, mind you. But I'd say that sounds a lot like replicating webpack itself, and is a lot more complicated...