fix: out of order cleanup with top-level await #898
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Hi! Thanks for the PR. Unfortunately I have been a bit busy lately so I did not get to this - but I will try to handle it this week. (Closed / reopened the PR to get CI running) |
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#729 happens because webpack's Top Level Await implementation allows for modules to be loaded in parallel. This breaks the assumption that a global
__webpack_require__.$Refresh$, which contains information about the currently loading module, can be managed as a stack like data structure.This change borrows the concept from webpack's own
webpack/runtime/hot module replacementchunk that each module can receive its own copy of a "proxy"__webpack_require__. This proxy delegates all of its behavior to the global__webpack_require__except for access to the$Refresh$property. In practice this guarantees that__webpack_require__.$Refresh$is isolated to the currently loading module, avoiding any chance of a race condition caused by parallel loading.This has been found to solve the motivating issue in a 3000+ file (proprietary) Typescript/webpack build chain monorepo.
Fixes #729