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Sometimes the error overlay looks wonky if you manually refresh the browser.
For example in App.tsx (note TypeScript) if you change line 3 to this (note the foo):
import foo "./App.css";
The initial overlay looks as expected. But then hit F5 to manually refresh and it looks very different.
Doing the same steps in a normal create-react-app project does not show the same behavior.
Everything is still running properly, i.e. saving a file will still cause the browser to refresh. Even if the newly saved page has another error, it causes the error overlay to re-render properly. So this is really just a cosmetic bug.
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Just thinking about this... If I recall, I'm storing Webpack's last build result in the wpstart.js file... but probably mangling it some how. So if you manually refresh the browser, you're getting the mangled version of the build result.
There's a chance that fixing #41 will also fix this... so be sure to fix that one first, then test this again.
Sometimes the error overlay looks wonky if you manually refresh the browser.
For example in
App.tsx
(note TypeScript) if you change line 3 to this (note thefoo
):import foo "./App.css";
The initial overlay looks as expected. But then hit F5 to manually refresh and it looks very different.
Doing the same steps in a normal
create-react-app
project does not show the same behavior.Everything is still running properly, i.e. saving a file will still cause the browser to refresh. Even if the newly saved page has another error, it causes the
error overlay
to re-render properly. So this is really just a cosmetic bug.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: