Loader string attached to file path about friendly-errors-webpack-plugin

[MatteoGabriele]

I'm working in a private repo and I can't make it public, but I should be able to arrange something that works the same way and publish it somewhere else.
Thanks!

[MatteoGabriele]

I've just created a very simple repo with a webpack structure that shows this issue.
Just install node packages and run npm run dev. I wrote some code that on purpose shows up in the terminal because the linter doesn't allow me to write it.

The code that comes from the vue-loader has a long file path due to its loader that needs to be written as a single string, so combining long loaders, that's the result.

Repository: https://github.com/MatteoGabriele/webpack-dev-server-test/tree/master

[geowarin]

Should be fixed in 1.1.3.
I will keep this issue open because I could not include a simple repro of your problem.

[geowarin]

Thanks for your involvement @MatteoGabriele, really appreciated.

I suspect the "stack trace" is the origin of the error. It is unclear in which context webpack provides this information.
We decided to include the origin, if available, in the default formatter but we could decide not to in case of a lint error.

In all cases, simple repros are really important as webpack is kind of a black box we have to build on.

[geowarin]

Yes it should be!
Would you be willing to include a repro or, even better, a test so I can have a look ?

[geowarin]

I mean your repro was superb (thanks btw!), but I don't want to include the whole vue setup in the tests so I have to look for even simpler

[MatteoGabriele]

Thanks a lot!
I've added vue because was easier to copy paste here and there from the project i was working on. It's working now, the only thing that is still there is that strange list of files at the end, where the original long string is still listed, but i don't know if it's the plugin or some setting of webpack that i have to remove: what you think?

[MatteoGabriele]

Actually on the repo I wrote for this issue, everything works perfectly, not even that kind of stack trace at the bottom. But in the project I'm writing that part is there. Let me know if you have any idea, in the meantime I will write a less heavy repo to see if i can reproduce it.

[MatteoGabriele]

Yeah would be nice to have an optional stack trace log.
Thanks again.

[MatteoGabriele]

Nothing I tried several setup but, can't reproduce the errors without adding vue, maybe it was the culprit. Let me know just if you are going to make the stack trace optional, that would be nice.

Thanks again for your quick updates.