dev: replace webpack-dev-server with watch #2246
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Description:
This PR replaces the use of
webpack-dev-serverand the required proxy with a method that will serve files from the local filesystem or in memory. For localdev, webpack is run in watch mode and a new tool live.js polls for changes to UI files.This is in prep for the esbuild work on the graphql explorer.
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Everything should work as it did before, though
make startmay start a little faster. If you already have code inweb/src/buildit will be served while the dev build runs in the background instead of getting a hang with "wait until bundle complete" warning.Changes to
index.htmlorapp.jsshould result in a page reload as they always have.