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Currently, you can pass the --watch and --no-stats options from CLI or Node, but it would me much easier if parallel-webpack could infer those options from the webpack config provided.
Expected Behaviour
For example the --watch flag could be inferred from the watch option.
The --no-stats option would be enabled if there was performance: false in the webpack config object. This turns off all performance hints.
Provide your Environment details
Node version: 14.5.0
Operating System: macOS Catalina
webpack version: 4.44.2
parallel-webpack version: 2.6.0
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Explain the problem
Currently, you can pass the
--watch
and--no-stats
options from CLI or Node, but it would me much easier ifparallel-webpack
could infer those options from the webpack config provided.Expected Behaviour
For example the
--watch
flag could be inferred from the watch option.The
--no-stats
option would be enabled if there wasperformance: false
in the webpack config object. This turns off all performance hints.Provide your Environment details
Node version: 14.5.0
Operating System: macOS Catalina
webpack version: 4.44.2
parallel-webpack version: 2.6.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: