Cannot supply flags when constructing one RegExp from another about string-replace-loader HOT 3 CLOSED

did it above worked cause that didnt work for me, as:

      {
        test: /\.coffee$/
        ,loader: "string-replace"
        ,query: {
          multiple: [
            {
              search: new RegExp('@@basepath', 'g')
              ,replace: '/public' 
            }
            ,{
              search: new RegExp('@@environment', 'g')
              ,replace: 'dev' 
            }
          ]
        }
      }

@shirishp any suggestion for me ?whats wrong with my code?

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@cdll I can't think of any reason why it wouldn't work. Following thing works in browser console:

"something @@basepath".replace(new RegExp('@@basepath', 'g'), '/public')
// => "something /public"

I would recommend trying to replace something else and see if that string is replaced to confirm this loader is actually triggering.

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guys, supplying anything complex in the loader options is not possible, because webpack internally does JSON.stringify and JSON.parse for the em. refer to docs before doing hacky stuff in the future.

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