Use case-sensitive-paths-webpack-plugin

[arunoda]

Mostly in macOs it resolves files without case-insensitively. This will cause errors in production.

Discussion on slack: https://zeit-community.slack.com/archives/next/p1483839382004382

[rauchg]

By the way, I haven't looked at the precise implementation details, but I'd like to make sure we handle this case:

• ./pages/index.js
• ./pages/About.js

Inside ./pages/index:

import Link from 'next/prefetch'
export default () => (
  <Link href="/about"><a>Hi</a></Link>
)

This will work on the mac but not Linux. We might want to add a check at the /_next routes handler for that case. Actually, it might be the only place where it's needed?

[arunoda]

@rauchg good point.

[arunoda]

But we still need to add this webpack plugin because it's related to imports.
We need to handle this with about page resolver too.

[rauchg]

Yeah good point