As soon as you veer off the beaten path, which might as well be a tightrope, you need to understand things about webpack that are not made readily available. Yo

As soon as you veer off the beaten path, which might as well be a tightrope, you need to understand things about webpack that are not made readily available. You need to know what exactly the CSS loader does, what _exactly_ the style loader does, what source queries are, how to _properly_ override import resolutions, and etc. Getting this information out of the documentation is like squeezing water from a rock. It seems to be written of the opinion that you don't need to know how and what is going on, and if you do you probably already know.