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I'm having issues with HMR in Visual Studio 2015 (Update 3, running with ctrl-F5), but I think the issue is with webpack. I've just created a new .NET Core Angular 2 template from scratch. It runs fine, however when I make any changes these aren't applied. I've not made any changes to the settings, so I'm using the following versions (from package.json):
I'm using Node version 4.6.1:
NPM version 3.10.8:
For manual building I installed webpack globally using npm install -g webpack following the guide here. It's version 1.13.3 (as seen in compile output below)
There's a couple of things I've noticed.
- Webpack does not seem to be compiling the typescript on save. It only does it when I build. However, I manually compiled the typescript, and it's taking a long time (over twenty seconds! I've had it as high as 45 on a project that I'd added a few more components to):
This doesn't seem right.
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- But also, even after this the browser isn't updated. main-client.js has been compiled using the manual process and HMR is running ([HMR] connected shows in console, I can see http://localhost:59267/__webpack_hmr is running).
Even if I refresh the page, the changes are not applied. I have noticed however that the server-rendering has the change, but then this is quickly replaced by an unmodified main-client.js. Here's an example:
- Change
<h1>Hello, world!</h1>to<h1>Hello, world! Change</h1>. - Save (nothing happens).
- Compile manually with
webpack --config webpack.config.js - Refresh browser. Server side rendering shows 'Change', then client kicks in and it disappears. See gif:
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The only solution I've found is to close the browser, re-build with visual studio and re-launch the IIS server. I cant find any settings to configure the webpack process, so I'm struggling to find out what's wrong and why it isn't working.
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