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`module.loaders` is now `module.rules`
See original GitHub issueHi guys,
I keep getting [1] "loaders" is required and [2] "rules" is not allowed in my webpack 2 config.
Can I use webpack-validator with latest webpack 2 release ?
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The changes will need to happen in here (both tests and source). We definitely want to support Webpack 2 and 1 I think. If there’s a way to detect which version the user is using that’d be awesome. It’s likely you’ll have to get a basic understanding of Joi, the validation library we use.
Good luck! And thank you!
@kentcdodds I love to contribute, but I haven’t worked with your codebase before and don’t know how
webpack-validatoractually works. If time is not an issue, I will start working on this.