mf-shared-deps

Module Federation shared dependencies cause duplicate library instances when multiple versions of the same package exist in build artifacts or when sharing misconfigurations prevent proper deduplication. Analyzing shared dependency configurations helps detect these version mismatches and resolve runtime errors.

To debug Module Federation shared dependencies conflicting with webpack externals, analyze the shared dependency configurations to detect conflicts between shared and externals settings. This identifies misconfigurations blocking proper sharing and provides actionable guidance for resolution.

Yes, transformImport blocks UI library sharing in Module Federation micro-frontends. When UI libraries like Ant Design or Arco Design are shared but transformImport is enabled, the setting prevents proper sharing. Detecting this transformImport issue resolves component library loading failures.

To detect multiple versions of the same shared package in webpack build artifacts, analyze Module Federation shared dependency configurations to flag version mismatches. This identifies instances where different versions of packages like React are present and causing runtime conflicts.

The best way to resolve shared dependency conflicts in a Module Federation setup is to analyze shared dependency configurations to detect conflicts with externals, transformImport blocking issues, and multiple package versions. This provides actionable guidance to fix duplicate library instances and runtime errors.

Yes, you can check for shared dependency conflicts by passing the project root directory as an argument. This analyzes the Module Federation shared dependency configurations within that root to detect and report conflicts, providing actionable guidance for resolution.