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Webpack 4 support

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Error message when used with Webpack 4 beta 0:

path/to/npm-install-webpack-plugin/src/plugin.js:51
    compiler.resolvers.loader.plugin("module", this.resolveLoader.bind(this));
                              ^

TypeError: compiler.resolvers.loader.plugin is not a function

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Created 6 years ago
Reactions:23
Comments:8 (1 by maintainers)

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skirankumar7commented, Apr 24, 2019

please make this plugin works with web pack 4 also, and also need a clear description that how this plugin works only after npm start or if I am code pulled from git and package.json has the new package added, during this webpack dev server is running will this plugin installs new package dependency or not… Please comment here 👍 …

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zhishaofei3commented, Nov 7, 2020

Still have this issue

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