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Solved removing packages-lock.json and running again using NodeJS 14 (was 10)

This should come from okonet/lint-staged, which mentions the renaming in PR 1023

This experimental rewrite no longer uses git stashing, thus increasing performance.

It also renames the --no-stash option to --no-reset, but leaves the former as a hidden option (with warning) for backwards compatibility.

It seems to be a warning, not a blocking issue.

Try and call it with the option explicitly added:

Sorry for not directly responding to your described error, but I would not use esri-loader with newer versions of ArcGIS for JavaScript API. Why not npm as ES modules which do not require a separate script loader?

Build with ES Module

This way you can do simple imports like this:

import WebMap from "@arcgis/core/WebMap";

Here are the initial setup instructions:

Install instructions

Finally, here is a sample react app from Esri using exactly that:

Esri React App example

The best solutions on this is in your webpack.config.js add this code

Pre-commit files in general should not use git reset and git add. It is possible to make this work sometimes, but you get odd effects, including the one you're seeing (and sometimes worse ones). A pre-commit script should limit itself to testing whether the commit is OK, and if so, exiting zero; if not, the script should exit nonzero, without attempting to make any changes.¹

Instead of calling your script .git/pre-commit and invoking it with git commit, call it makecommit and invoke it as makecommit. Or, call it git-c and invoke it as git c. Have the script do its thing—including run npm lint—and if all looks good, have it run git commit. You won't need a pre-commit hook at all, but if you like, you can have one that reads as follows:

I think it is case sensitive, ie. change the D to a d, change moduleIDs to moduleIds.

Not sure for what reason, the submit button inside form not triggered. Hence handled with external submit validation function.

I found out what was the problem, it turns out that I was overriding request.domain during one of my middlewares.

specifying