Scripts: Use require.resolve for SVG webpack loaders to fix pnpm compatibility#78777
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What?
Closes #78750
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require.resolve()for SVG webpack loaders to fix pnpm compatibility. Props to @t-hamano for the diagnosis.Why?
pnpm doesn't hoist transitive dependencies.
Bare strings
'@svgr/webpack'and'url-loader'make webpack search the project root'snode_modules, which fails.Every other loader already uses
require.resolve().How?
require.resolve()returns absolute paths from the config file's location inside@wordpress/scripts, bypassing pnpm's non-hoisted structure.Testing Instructions
@wordpress/scriptsandreact.src/my-block/explode.svgand import it:npx wp-scripts build: should compile withouturl-loaderresolution errors.