I have a ten-year old Node application which I am now (at long last) upgrading to the latest packages. I have finally got everything compiled without error, and the reward is that npm creates a new dist folder which, I guess, should allow the browser to run the application. However, when I access the application from the web, it loads the index.html file but then nothing happens. The dist folder contains just two files: app.bundle.js and t.bundle.js. Now here is the odd thing: if I replace this dist folder by the original dist folder, as compiled months ago before I started the upgrade, everything works! This original dist folder contains 66 items,including app.bundle.js and t.bundle.js.

I have a ten-year old Node application which I am now (at long last) upgrading to the latest packages. I have finally got everything compiled without error, and the reward is that npm creates a new dist folder which, I guess, should allow the browser to run the application. However, when I access the application from the web, it loads the index.html file but then nothing happens. The dist folder contains just two files: app.bundle.js and t.bundle.js. Now here is the odd thing: if I replace this dist folder by the original dist folder, as compiled months ago before I started the upgrade, everything works! This original dist folder contains 66 items,including app.bundle.js and t.bundle.js.

I have a ten-year old Node application which I am now (at long last) upgrading to the latest packages. I have finally got everything compiled without error, and the reward is that npm creates a new dist folder which, I guess, should allow the browser to run the application. However, when I access the application from the web, it loads the index.html file but then nothing happens. The dist folder contains just two files: app.bundle.js and t.bundle.js. Now here is the odd thing: if I replace this dist folder by the original dist folder, as compiled months ago before I started the upgrade, everything works! This original dist folder contains 66 items,including app.bundle.js and t.bundle.js.

I have a ten-year old Node application which I am now (at long last) upgrading to the latest packages. I have finally got everything compiled without error, and the reward is that npm creates a new dist folder which, I guess, should allow the browser to run the application. However, when I access the application from the web, it loads the index.html file but then nothing happens. The dist folder contains just two files: app.bundle.js and t.bundle.js. Now here is the odd thing: if I replace this dist folder by the original dist folder, as compiled months ago before I started the upgrade, everything works! This original dist folder contains 66 items,including app.bundle.js and t.bundle.js.