(build) - Fix graphql imports for Webpack 5 #1094
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Resolve #1086
Summary
Another week another small ESM issue in Webpack 5. In the upgrade Webpack now supports
package.json:exports
maps. However, a small problem with this support is how it handles sub-packages without apackage.json:exports
. There's a small quirk in Webpack that will require all import paths to be exact (including extensions) even when the sub-package doesn't have apackage.json:exports
map.We're affected by this because we use our
babel-plugin-modular-graphql
plugin to convert somegraphql
imports into more specific ones. But instead of specifying files likegraphql/language/visitor
we need to add the full path likegraphql/language/visitor.mjs
. While I'm not convinced that this is the correct behaviour, it's an easy fix.Set of changes
[email protected]
which adds anextension
optionoutput.plugins
. This allows us to merge the two build runs into a single one.babel-plugin-modular-graphql
tocleanup()
plugin.