new Worker(import.meta.url) doesn't work as expected
#12638
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script tag must be support ESM. |
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Still valid |
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Having thought about this a bit more, while I think it would be useful, it's likely not the most uncommon usecase and other bundlers don't seem to support this either. To keep consistency I suppose I'll close it. |
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@RReverser I think we can keep open, for me it is feature/enhancement than bug |
FYI I just implemented support for this in Parcel (see link above). Came across this issue while I was researching so thought I would let you know. 😉 |
Ah thanks :) |
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Bug report
I have code like this:
where module spawns itself as a Worker when multithreading is enabled.
What is the current behavior?
Webpack transforms
import.meta.urlinto afile:URI, which fails to get spawned in runtime.What is the expected behavior?
Handling of
should be equivalent to
which Webpack already supports.
Other relevant information:
webpack version: 5.20.1
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