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Move Redux DevTools to a separate package.
See original GitHub issueJust updated to 2.0.0 (yay!) but I’m getting build warnings in my create-react-app-based build scripts:
Compiled with warnings.
./node_modules/reactn/build/utils/redux-dev-tools.js
Module not found: Can't resolve 'redux' in '/Users/.../my-project/node_modules/reactn/build/utils'
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- Created 4 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:5 (4 by maintainers)
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It looks like Webpack refuses to not throw this warning and is perfectly aware that it appears on all optional dependencies.
As a result, I think the best option is to move the Redux DevTools support out of ReactN’s base package and into a different package, as some sort of callback or middleware.
I’m going to deploy 2.0.1 today to resolve #73, so I’m punting this to 2.0.2. It is my top priority fix, but I want to make sure it is solved correctly and not rushed today. I’ll try to have it deployed before this weekend.
Sorry for the delay. This should be done now – or as soon as Travis CI deploys it to NPM.