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'reactHotLoaderGlobal' is not defined

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#46 opened on Nov 16, 2019

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Description

I was using this plugin successfully with Gatsby version 2.7.5. But when I tried to upgrade Gatsby to 2.17.15 I'm getting this error.

/home/sakib/codes/personal/blog/src/posts/may-2019/SlidingPuzzle/main.worker.js
  6:5   warning  '__signature__' is assigned a value but never used  no-unused-vars
  6:67  error    'reactHotLoaderGlobal' is not defined               no-undef

I'm not sure whats going on. Is it possible that gatsby and worker-plugin is using different configuration for compiling?

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Research direction
Investigate why 'reactHotLoaderGlobal' is not defined in the context of worker plugin. This may be due to ESLint configuration not recognizing the global variable when using web workers. Check the webpack configuration in the Gatsby project and the worker plugin options. Consider adding a global declaration in the ESLint config or providing a default definition for 'reactHotLoaderGlobal'. Look at the file `/home/sakib/codes/personal/blog/src/posts/may 2019/SlidingPuzzle/main.worker.js` for context.