Joe Fleming

This was proposed on #28, more or less. That PR used a babel plugin to do this, but the idea is the same. [As pointed out in a comment there](https://github.com/avocode/react-shortcuts/pull/28#issuecomment-302181956)......

> I hadn't considered that webpack built the modules into the release bundle before publication It doesn't, at least not module by module. What I meant was that `import {...

That's a good question, and I don't know the answer. I *think* the code in the `lodash` module is still written as commonJS, which means that it still can't do...

My understanding is yes, since it's the only module definition that is static. That is, import can't be called at runtime, so you can fully resolve the dependency graph before...

Sorry, I got pretty behind on emails. It looks like [all recent major browsers now support es6 modules](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/import). Node 8 supports them behind a flag, and you can shim support...

Yeah, otherwise I’d end up just copying and pasteing what’s here already, instead of simply adding new options to what’s already there.

I agree that in most cases, it's fine not to clean the output path first. Here's my list of justifications: - Sometimes you change the build, and having to remember...

Note about the above solution; you'll need to clear that timeout or abort would still be called. A try/finally would work. There's also an example of how to do this...

Starting in angular 1.2.26, this is what the `domOptions` looks like for the one failing test: `[​​, ​​]` the extra `​​` in there is what causes the test to fail....

I had the same issue. Took me a while to figure out what was going on. For me, I was not including the selectize library - once I added it,...