This would be useful for packages like webpack-flush-chunks which automatically grab assets via the stats.asssetsByChunkName hash.
By default for example it will grab your main and vendor bundles (along with any rendered dynamic bundles/imports it detects), and insure your dynamic bundles go between your bootstrap/vendor and main.
So essentially this saves you from having to add <script src="dist/vendor.dll.js"></script> just in development. One of the premises of the webpack-flush-chunks setup is to help you have as similar a setup in production as development, to make going from development to production as seamless as possible.
It's a small thing, I just thought I'd bring it to your attention. Thanks for this package by the way! Super easy.
This would be useful for packages like webpack-flush-chunks which automatically grab assets via the
stats.asssetsByChunkNamehash.By default for example it will grab your
mainandvendorbundles (along with any rendered dynamic bundles/imports it detects), and insure your dynamic bundles go between yourbootstrap/vendorandmain.So essentially this saves you from having to add
<script src="dist/vendor.dll.js"></script>just in development. One of the premises of the webpack-flush-chunks setup is to help you have as similar a setup in production as development, to make going from development to production as seamless as possible.It's a small thing, I just thought I'd bring it to your attention. Thanks for this package by the way! Super easy.