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The following code is given as part of the explanation on how to use the enhanced require:
// startup your application
myRequire("./startup");
Except there is no mention what this magical statement is supposed to do. What is the application in this case? startup.jsx? Does it need to be the same as webpack's entry? More explanation is needed, this code assumes we already know what's going on when we don't.
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The following code is given as part of the explanation on how to use the enhanced require:
Except there is no mention what this magical statement is supposed to do. What is the application in this case?
startup.jsx
? Does it need to be the same as webpack'sentry
? More explanation is needed, this code assumes we already know what's going on when we don't.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: