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It seems that webapp-webpack-plugin doesn't consider xhtml flag set in html-webpack-plugin.
This is very important for xhtml pages that need to have all tags closed.
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@Truplic Thanks for bringing this to my attention - so the expected behavior is that </link> and </meta> are added to the tags injected in the .html file, but are not visible to hooks or the loader?
Meanwhile it seems to me the approach proposed by @devlegacy would support your use case with relatively little effort.
@devlegacy Thanks for the suggestion. I was able to edit the string markup in the hook.
Nevertheless, it would be more elegant to let the html-webpack-plugin do that job as it is configured.
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It seems that webapp-webpack-plugin doesn't consider xhtml flag set in html-webpack-plugin.
This is very important for xhtml pages that need to have all tags closed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: