Core: Only use dotenv-webpack when a user has a dotenv file #15365
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Issue: #14257
What I did
Get rid of webpack5 warning when
dotenv-webpack
'sprocess.env
definition conflicts with our ownDefinePlugin
usage by simply not using the plugin unless the user has a.env
file in the current directory.This was not a problem in Webpack4, but has gotten more strict in Webpack5.
This PR does not solve the problem where users DO have a
.env
file, but it should remove spurious warnings for users that DON'T.How to test
Not easy to test in the current monorepo setup because we cannot run webpack5