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Polyfill common Node.js packages for webpack 5
See original GitHub issueWebpack 5 stopped polyfilling Node.js packages, however, their usage is prolific throughout the npm ecosystem.
We should provide default polyfills for the most common usages:
- Add
processandbuffer: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/pull/15499 -
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- Created 3 years ago
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- Comments:8 (5 by maintainers)
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Any tips on a good way to track down which module may be pulling in the heavy crypto polyfill? I’m facing tracking that down now
Warning message has wrong syntax. If user is not expert (and then new) with Webpack, this will push him to loose time to this kind of details neglected. I know it is difficult for expert to explain themself the easy way by choose appropriate linked existing words and syntax, but it is something good for the project if the doc and warning message are clearer as possible. thank you to care about that.