Mark Wubben

Per https://github.com/Apercu/butternut-webpack-plugin/issues/4 this happens when `NODE_ENV` is `"production"`, which implies Butternut is struggling with code that webpack has already optimized a little. I think the error comes from https://github.com/Rich-Harris/butternut/blob/f3e7627d6313c7e70973f9ac0b16e22403fc733c/src/program/types/IfStatement.js#L110:L111 which...

Seems to be the same as https://github.com/Rich-Harris/butternut/issues/123.

This plugin only works with `import` statements, and those must be top-level. Perhaps support for `import()` could be added?

@noahehall that'd be great!

> I receive an object that looks like this: > > `controllersa, controllersb, contorllersc ...` > > however on linux the output is > > `controllers$a, controllers$b, controllers$c, ...` I'd...

> As a Babel plugin, I do not think this is a likely solution for CoffeeScript or TypeScript. Yes, we'll need a compatible implementation of `instrument` for languages like those....

@tleunen there is some multi-pass support in Babel 7 (or 6, even?). That might do the trick, doing one pass with `import-glob` and then another with `module-resolver`. I haven't really...

Oh right I wouldn't expect `module-resolver` to expand part of the glob pattern, no.

https://github.com/leonspok/Irvue-Screensaver/issues/18 may be a clue. If I build it locally it still works.

I cloned the repo, opened the Xcode project, then under the `Product` menu there's an `Archive` option which lets you do a build and save it to disk.