Inconsistent filename casing breaks the watcher

[thedjpetersen]

I am working on setting up a basic site on this and I want to split up my components into subdirectories. Do I have to eject and modify the webpack config to get the hot reloading working correctly?

[gaearon]

Not sure I understand. You should be able to create any number of subdirectories inside src.

[thedjpetersen]

Sorry I should have phrased it better. I am working on modularizing and I have tried to add things into their own subdirectories. When I save on any of these files though it doesn't seem to trigger a recompilation, only saves on the root level javascript files.

I was wondering if I needed to eject the config in order to get it to recompile on any save in the src/ directory and it's subdirectories.

[gaearon]

Everything inside src including subdirectories should be watched.

Is there any chance, however, that the name you’re importing has a different casing from the filesystem name?

For example, could it be that your file or directory is called something but you’re importing Something or vice versa? I’ve seen this trip the watcher.

[thedjpetersen]

Thanks! Should have looked a little closer - that was it.

[gaearon]

That’s our fault. We should warn/err in such cases, at least in user code.
It’s weird that webpack tolerates it.

[alexzherdev]

@gaearon were you thinking of something like this? https://github.com/Urthen/case-sensitive-paths-webpack-plugin

[gaearon]

This looks nice!
I’m not a big fan of the error message with the plugin name but I’d like to give this a try.
Would you want to submit a PR?

[alexzherdev]

Absolutely! I'll see if I can get it to work.

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This looks nice!
I’m not a big fan of the error message with the plugin name but I’d like
to give this a try.
Would you want to submit a PR?

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[gaearon]

This should be fixed in new version—we now should warn if you attempt to import a file with invalid casing. Can you please verify that this is fixed? Please find the upgrade instructions here.