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* initial migration - tests mostly failing * Fix parens / drop node 4 * comment out after-compile to illustrate lack of hanging * `after-compile` works; registering errors with webpack whilst doing so does not * Update .travis.yml - travis-ci/travis-ci#8836 (comment) * register errors again * include lock file * move to webpack 5 and typescript 2.7 * Get webpack running again * simplify error registration * Add mode: 'development' to all comparison tests * added mode: 'development' to execution tests * fixed many execution tests * First go at getting this running with webpack 4 * Skip babel execution tests for now * add package.json to execution tests * Change path method * fix babel-codeSplitting test * add mode to all karma.confs * Fix node resolution test hopefully * Fix minor bug * exclude happypack test * update version to 4 * update minimum node to 6.11.5 aligned with webpack 4 * move to use node typings from definitely typed * Fix comparison tests that start with "a" :-( * regenerate "b" test output * regenerate "c" output text * regenerate "d" output tests * regenerate "e" test output * "i" test output * "l" comparison tests regenerated * migrate fork-ts-checker example to use webpack 4 betas * migrate vanilla example to webpack 4 beta * more test generation * up to "s" test generation * Finish test generation * fix broken tests * Fix tests * fix tests * make comparison tests more patient * if a round number then that's fine * more patient still * cater for carriage returns * ignore stars * more * slightly less brittle * better regex * The regex tweaks continue * better regex * regex regex regex * regex is painful * cater for C:/ * Regenerate test output * fix npmLink * getting closer * striving for perfection * revert test output * different regex * cater for other path * upgrade to TypeScript 2.7.1 * drop support for TypeScript < 2.4.1 and removed depecated entryFileCannotBeJs option * update karma to 2.0 * change author to John Reilly with James Brantly's agreement * upgrade to webpack 4 beta 1 * regenerate test output for webpack 4 beta 1 * Ignore "Built at:" in test output * more tolerant Built at: regex * removed 3 of the examples * upgrade to webpack 4 beta 2
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# History | ||
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`ts-loader` was started by [James Brantly](http://www.jbrantly.com/) back in January 2015. He created the initial codebase, wrote the comparison testpack and merrily maintained it until it reached v0.8.2. | ||
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At that point [John Reilly](https://blog.johnnyreilly.com/) started maintaining ts-loader. [On October 16th 2016 to be exact](https://twitter.com/jbrantly/status/785931975064444928). The full story of how that came to be can be read here: https://blog.johnnyreilly.com/2016/11/but-you-cant-die-i-love-you-ts-loader.html | ||
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Since that time, John (who wrote this and finds it peculiar to refer to himself in the third person) has continued maintaining ts-loader. He appreciates any and all people that contribute. Who knows, maybe one day the mantle will be passed on again and someone else will step up and take ts-loader forwards. Who knows? It could be you ;-) |
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