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Module Aliasing #2772

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How do I build my project with a webpack config using a resolve.alias. I have a 3rd party library dependency that requires aliasing a module what is the best way of accomplishing this?

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  1. filipesilva commented on Oct 23, 2016

    @filipesilva
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    There is no way to directly access resolve.alias.

    If you need typescript aliasing, you can just use the paths property in tsconfig.

    If you need alias for sass/etc, this PR might help when it's merged: #2747

  2. hyrumwhite commented on May 1, 2017

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    @filipesilva File aliasing seems like a fairly trivial feature to add since it's built into webpack, and it's super helpful for keeping code clean. Any chance this feature is coming soon?

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