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Updating images and fonts to use Webpack 5 Asset modules
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updating CHANGELOG for original Webpack 5 changes in #645
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upgrading Webpack min
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fixing tests on the lowest deps due to version upgrades
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moving require into loader function
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changing the default to asset/resource
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I'm wondering if we shouldn't override the default value for maxSize.
Based on the documentation everything under 8kb will be inlined... which isn't necessarily a bad thing but it will probably confuse some people/break things (for instance if someone used to import images in order to trigger a copy).
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I think this will also cause some confusion. On the other hand, if you have:
I think this will work regardless of whether it was inlined or copied. Unless we defaulted this to 0 (or used
asset/resource
instead ofassets
by default), this will surprise people.So, I'm conflicted: on the one hand, the inlining of 8kb and lower is probably better for performance... but will cause more confusion.
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I'm going to go the "more conservative" route and use
asset/resource
by default