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the filename should be available as the key, with the value being the exported module (similar to require-dir)

Would be nice to have release tags on Github as well, preferably with something that mimics the changelog :)

I just finished tracking down the source of a very frustrating bug. You can find it replicated in this repo.

$ git clone https://github.com/tkambler/webpack-examples.git && cd webpack-examples/angular1
$ yarn
$ yarn run bundle-serve

Note the generated bundles in the dist folder. Libs that are common amongst the bundles are correctly placed within the common.bundle.js bundle.

Now do this:

$ rm -rf ./src/filters/src
$ yarn run bundle-serve

Now look at the bundles again. Common libs are no longer placed within the common.bundle.js file. Each bundle contains duplicate copies of shared libs.

Not sure if I am using this wrong ..

require('glob-loader!/src/css/.css');
Module not found: Error: Cannot resolve 'file' or 'directory' ./src/css/.css

So I am trying to require any css file in the src/css folder the path for me is correct because I can manually copy a css file using file-loader using the same path i.e.
require('file?name=css/hacks.css!src/css/hacks.css'); //this works file by file so the path is right - TY

Hey, I'm trying to use your loader to convert an app to webpack
I need glob requiring until we get proper in file requiring of dependencies.

I run io.js 2.3.5 on linux (fedora) i try to do use it inline :
require("glob-loader!./modules//.js");

but it gives me the follwing error
Module not found: Error: Cannot resolve 'file' or 'directory' ./modules//.js in /home/nadavsinai/sites/startapp/portal/public
@ ./application.js 46:0-39
can you spot my problem?