The documentation for opts.common states:
If using a callback, you're passed an object that with keys of each entry file and values of the compiled JS file.
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If piping the response you'll [...] need to listen to the 'entry' event to get the compiled entry files.
However, when combined with opts.watch, neither of the above statements are true: subsequent/watchified invocations of the callback receive only a single bundle, and the 'entry' event is not called.
The documentation for
opts.commonstates:However, when combined with
opts.watch, neither of the above statements are true: subsequent/watchified invocations of the callback receive only a single bundle, and the'entry'event is not called.