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const path = require('path'); |
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module.exports = { |
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entry: { |
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// Folds into the SPA bundle via react-src/generated/moduleManifest.ts (Constitution |
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// XIII). That bundle is enqueued unconditionally by Admin::enqueue_scripts(), which |
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// runs on the editor screen too — the same reach the retired enqueue_module_assets() |
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// glob gave this module's own bundle, so registerBlockType still runs there. |
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'modules/block-patterns': path.resolve(__dirname, 'assets/js/index.tsx'), |
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// The stylesheet must stay a REAL entry (unprefixed key → assets/css/style-block-patterns.css |
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// — @wordpress/scripts prefixes `style-` when the source file is named `style.scss`), |
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// because it is the one piece of this module that does NOT ride the SPA bundle: the |
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// placeholder renders inside the editor's canvas IFRAME, which only sees what |
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// `enqueue_block_assets` puts there. Imported from the JS index instead, it would be |
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// swept into style-templately.css along with every other module's CSS — a file that is |
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// enqueued on the admin page, never inside the canvas, and far too big to inject there. |
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// Same precedent as modules/post-import-feedback's `-style` entry. |
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'block-patterns': path.resolve(__dirname, 'assets/scss/style.scss'), |
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}, |
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}; |
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