How do i know if it's working?
See original GitHub issueI’ve followed the instructions to install into an existing app that was already using webpack-hot-middleware
+ webpack-dev-middleware
i’m seeing no difference in the command line.
I see [HMR] Update applied.
as per usual.
Should I remove react-hot-loader
+ npm:@hot-loader/react-dom
Is there some way to know if this plugin is working?
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Hi, if you edited a component and the update is reflected on your browser without a full refresh then it’s working.
You should remove packages related to
react-hot-loader
- the two are not mutually compatible.Well unfortunately that’s not something I can fix - I do not know how your build is currently setup, but you can try adding cache for Babel Loader so recompilation will be faster (with
cacheDirectory
flag). I think RHL also have a Babel plugin, and if you that is used the performative should be similar - the inherent nature of source parsing.