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alexander-akait avatar alexander-akait commented on April 28, 2024 1

@harirsskrishna Please format your issue using the issue template, otherwise I will move it in Dicussions, thank you

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ScriptedAlchemy avatar ScriptedAlchemy commented on April 28, 2024 1

indeed, im not sure what your opinion is on depending on module-federation/runtime - but we would always introcude this back into the webpack plugin, otherwise one can use the enhanced plugin

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harirsskrishna avatar harirsskrishna commented on April 28, 2024

@ScriptedAlchemy do you have any inputs?

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jdehaan avatar jdehaan commented on April 28, 2024

For us problems with module federation (stack trace within a federation entry file, i[e] is not a function on the console => i[e] is a chunk usually but appears to be undefined) by switching from 5.90.1 (working) to 5.90.2 (broken). I tested 5.90.3 as well (still broken in seemingly the same way to this regard).

It's a huge project with loads of modules, only one of these looks like creating some kind of trouble for some reason. I lack experience in debugging within the packager. Is there anything useful I can/should provide to help. I have the feeling it might be related to what is being described here, but could also be an unrelated error.

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harirsskrishna avatar harirsskrishna commented on April 28, 2024

@alexander-akait , I believe this better fits in the Discussions section. Please feel free to move it to Discussions.

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ScriptedAlchemy avatar ScriptedAlchemy commented on April 28, 2024

Look at module-federation/enhanced. I forked it out of webpack and added a hook lifecycle for runtime plugins.

Or module-federation/runtime which has all the mechanics.

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alexander-akait avatar alexander-akait commented on April 28, 2024

@ScriptedAlchemy Do we need something improve on webpack side?

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ScriptedAlchemy avatar ScriptedAlchemy commented on April 28, 2024

Im not sure if webpack will accept the enhancements made in here, it is also easier to maintain parity with webpack and rspack when both depend on a central runtime vs it coupled deeply to bundler.

What i did is extract the runtime code from webpack and author a library, then i added the hooks on require as needed, like f.consumes etc to bind it back to the bundler runtime.

If users want to adjust internals etc. You can write a runtime plugin that gives you access to the lifecycles.
for example:
https://github.com/module-federation/module-federation-examples/blob/master/runtime-plugins/remote-control/app1/pick-remote.ts

Might be useful.

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alexander-akait avatar alexander-akait commented on April 28, 2024

@ScriptedAlchemy sounds intresting, it can be useful, we have hooks, so I think we can solve it by them

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