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fix(index): stricter check for shouldExtract !== wasExtracted #605

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@kostasmanionis kostasmanionis commented Aug 16, 2017

Tried this on a few projects that been having this issue and it works

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Fixes #604

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Can we add test for this?

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I would love to add some tests, though I'm not really sure how to approach it 🤔 I would need to setup a webpack compiler, then trigger a rebuild and somehow check if the ids are correct... Or is there a simpler way?

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@kostasmanionis we have example of tests in https://github.com/webpack-contrib/extract-text-webpack-plugin/tree/master/test, without tests this PR most likely will not be accepted.

@michael-ciniawsky michael-ciniawsky changed the title Be more strict with shouldExtract and wasExtracted check fix(index): stricter check for shouldExtract !== wasExtracted Aug 16, 2017
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@kostasmanionis Where/When does this currently fail?

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@michael-ciniawsky there's some info and a reproducible use case in #604

I'm not yet sure how to test the rebuild functionality 🤔 If anyone has any suggestions, let me know

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@kostasmanionis Yep, sry I missed it :). hmm... current tests are passing and the change is minimal, async CSS chunks are a known problem with ExtractTextPlugin, I also don't know how to test for rebuilds tbh. Maybe add a comment above the check in case this f** up some other usecases and needs to be reverted :)

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@michael-ciniawsky tried to add a useful comment there, looks good?

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alexander-akait commented Aug 17, 2017

@kostasmanionis How difficult to implement the test? If your create minimum test repo we can help with this, thanks!

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@evilebottnawi there's a reproducible repo https://github.com/kostasmanionis/extract-text-plugin-rebuild-bug

I'm thinking I would need to trigger a webpack rebuild to test this specific use case, since the problem does not occur on the initial build. Then I would need to check if all of the module ids are correct 🤔

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@kostasmanionis thanks, in near future i can investigate this - how we can implement test for this

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@kostasmanionis good work, your solution fix issue, but without tests we can change behavior (our just refactor code) in future and get regression 😞 Need search how we can implement tests.

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Seems it is difficult to test this 😞 Let's merge this, comment is enough. Maybe in future we found way to tests this. Thanks!

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Thanks for finding time to look at it!

I have a few ideas on how to test it 🤔 Gonna try playing with a bit when I have some time, seems like a good opportunity to get a little bit more familiar with webpack internals.

Any idea when this fix could get published?

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@kostasmanionis in the near future 👍

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@d3viant0ne need third approved 👍

@michael-ciniawsky michael-ciniawsky added this to the 3.0.1 milestone Aug 31, 2017
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