Error 'WEBPACK_MANIFEST_PATH'
See original GitHub issueThere is a issue for the update 0.13.0 (06/25/2017).
RuntimeError: Flask-Webpack requires 'WEBPACK_MANIFEST_PATH' to be set and it must point to a valid json file.
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Closing this now because it’s stale and it appears that the fix has been found above.
I worked it out!
You need to run
npm run-script build
to build the assets and manifest for the first time. After that, Flask will run happily.It looks like you can also run
npm run-script start
to simultaneously run webpack (to recompile assets while you’re developing) and Flask simultaneously.