UUID.js | RFC-compliant UUID Generator for JavaScript | Identity Management library

It could be that some dependency of yours is using ES6 syntax.

By default babel-loader ignores all files inside node_modules. If you want to explicitly transpile a dependency with Babel, you can list it in this option

transpileDependencies

You need to find out which one it is and add it to transpileDependencies - vue.config.js

Also the error message is very strange - function(e){let{existsSync:r,readFileSync:i} - both existsSync and readFileSync look like Node API. So check you don't use any Node package for browser app (for example node-fetch is definitely Node only lib and will not work inside the browser)

What is the exact incantation to tell git to go ahead and do it?

The form of the question suggests that there is only one command that is correct. That's not the case. Any set of Git commands that wind up with that file in Git's index under that pathname will suffice.

Based on what you have shown:

After a lot research, it's obviously a codeception problem.

I ended up making this particular test with phpunit as codeception couldn't load the service container in doctrine events.

If you try to edit your services.yaml file and to execute your tests, it works on first time as the service container is re-built (re-cached).

But once cached, it will always return an empty container (without tokenstrorage, security, ...).

Creating a helper method to provide the user wouldn't work neither, I'll leave the code here in case of need:

Our team also has the same issue. We've identified that the slow down is caused by using require.ensure, which provide dynamic loading for the bundles. We've flag the issue here

https://github.com/webpack/webpack/issues/4716

To work around this issue, my teammate found a workaround that strip off require.ensure in dev environment using a babel plugin. It reduced the advanced module optimization time to milliseconds. With the work around, our continuous build time reduced from 8s to 1.5s.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/babel-plugin-remove-webpack

There seems to be some debate about whether Babel fully supports Glob patterns at the CLI level.

I managed to get it working with this ignore pattern:

Somewhere in your config you have the following line

Just return the promise that results from your test: