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Haha, pretty much my life every 3 months. Welcome to the new world of frontend development. Luckily the bad also comes with the good. Adding and upgrading com
by jacquesc 9y ago
Haha, pretty much my life every 3 months. Welcome to the new world of frontend development.
Luckily the bad also comes with the good. Adding and upgrading components off npm in a webpack project is almost always a breeze.
- 6t6t6t6 9y agoAnother option is to wait just a couple of months to upgrade, so you give time to the library developers to put their s* together, fix bugs, and write some documentation. At the end, from all the features your users could care about, your webpack version is not one of them.
- jacquesc 9y agoI'm not actually complaining, I'm happy the webpack team is making improvements so fast. The reason I upgrade so often is they actually make meaningful fixes. Bugs that I find tend to be in github issues as closed and available in the current release. Hence the pain of upgrading.
- slig 9y ago> Another option is to wait just a couple of months to upgrade I did that when webpack 3 was released and now I'm two versions behind.