Allow to write webpack.config.js as an ES module which export default#109
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allow writing webpack.config.js as an ES Module which do default export
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While modernizing a project that now leverages ESM, I needed to declare my webpack.config.js as an ES module too
This PR allows to do it.
Simply write the webpack.config.js in this form
`
const webpackConfig = {
// code here
};
export default webpackConfig;
`