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I'm trying to bundle node_modules dependencies in a UMD build. This works fine in bili v4 (v4.10.1), but appears to silently omit many dependencies in v5 (v5.0.1, v5.0.5).
Output
v4 (bundles 10/10 modules)
$ ./node_modules/.bin/bili --verbose --bundle-node-modules --module-name Test --format umd -d dist src/test.ts
Bundled colorette because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled is-promise because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled just-safe-get because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled left-pad because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled lodash because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled tiny-once because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled chalk because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled is-observable because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled observable-to-promise because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled zen-observable because ./src/test.ts imported it.
success Bundled src/test.ts in umd format (1.8s)
v5 (bundles 4/10 modules)
$ ./node_modules/.bin/bili --verbose --bundle-node-modules --module-name Test --format umd -d dist src/test.ts
Bundled colorette because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled lodash because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled chalk because ./src/test.ts imported it.
Bundled zen-observable because ./src/test.ts imported it.
success Bundled src/test.ts in umd format (1.8s)
The environment is the same for both commands, e.g.:
Bili: v5+ | Node.js: v14.6.0 | OS: Linux (Arch)
I'm trying to bundle
node_modules
dependencies in a UMD build. This works fine in bili v4 (v4.10.1), but appears to silently omit many dependencies in v5 (v5.0.1, v5.0.5).Output
v4 (bundles 10/10 modules)
v5 (bundles 4/10 modules)
The environment is the same for both commands, e.g.:
src/test.ts
babel.config.js
tsconfig.json
devDependencies
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