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This feature introduces support for the issuer path list in the module graph, specifically designed to address situations where the graph becomes excessively large. By utilizing the issuer path, developers can trace the reasons why a module is bundled, offering a clear and concise linkage.
The issuer path provides a streamlined view, highlighting the sequence of dependencies leading to the inclusion of a particular module. This enhancement is particularly useful for debugging and optimizing the module bundling process, making it easier to identify and understand the relationships and dependencies within complex projects.
What problem does this feature solve?
Support the issuer path list
This feature introduces support for the issuer path list in the module graph, specifically designed to address situations where the graph becomes excessively large. By utilizing the issuer path, developers can trace the reasons why a module is bundled, offering a clear and concise linkage.
The issuer path provides a streamlined view, highlighting the sequence of dependencies leading to the inclusion of a particular module. This enhancement is particularly useful for debugging and optimizing the module bundling process, making it easier to identify and understand the relationships and dependencies within complex projects.
For more technical details, refer to the issuer path documentation on the official Webpack configuration page https://webpack.js.org/configuration/stats/#sorting-fields.
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