on further study I can use the --init option on the command line to do this without the trick

ah yes good idea

@pesterhazy I’m wondering if we could come up with a pre-hook https://figwheel.org/config-options#pre-build-hooks that detects bundle file changes and reruns webpack

darn I meant to put this in #figwheel-main

Then I could add an option to :npm > :watch-n-webpack true

:watch-n-webpack [`src/js/index.js`]

@bhauman I guess you know that 1.10.0-alpha8 gives spec errors on ns with figwheel

@raymcdermott hmmm

https://github.com/bhauman/figwheel-main/commit/28e9cbde209c15ed9143c62796683d5ae6991920

did that solve it?

this is supposed to be fixed in 0.1.9

ah ok, my bad was running 0.1.8

oh cool

good

I didn’t get the memo 😉

all appears to be well again

@raymcdermott are you using NPM libraries at all?

in your figwheel.main project?

no, all from cljsjs

cool 🙂

I’m writing a very detailed doc on how to use NPM

that’s why I was curious