Upgrade Node and Webpack #270
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Set minimum Node.js version to v18 and migrate Webpack from v4 to v5.
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This is to ensure that correct Yarn version is used for people with Yarn >=2 installed. Can be changed when we migrate this to Yarn 3/4.
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| "node-polyfill-webpack-plugin": "^2.0.1", |
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Webpack 4 had Node polyfills by default. For Webpack 5 you need to do it via a plugin.
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Closing in favor of #264. |
Migrate Node from v16 (EOL) to v18 and migrate Webpack from v4 to v5.
To test, build using
yarn startoryarn buildand check that the output indist/is as expected (no change frommain).