It acts like “training wheels” for those who want zero-config (at the
hidden cost of speed).
Yes, it acts like a failsafe. There are just as many packages that break if
you transpile as there are packages that break if you don’t. It all depends
on what your package.json contains.
On Thu, Sep 12, 2019 at 9:49 AM Mladen Ilic <mla...@drei.one> wrote:
> Thanks Jake for shedding some more light on the matter.
>
> That PR is one way to avoid issues, but it's basically the same as
> `environment.loaders.delete('nodeModules')` workaround. I thing that more
> general and sensible solution would be to simply remove loader by default
> and let users define project specific loaders if needed.
>
> Are you currently aware of any package that needs to be tanspiled or is
> the loader's purpose to kinda act like a fail safety in case new
> dependancies are introduced?
>
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