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  1. Moving an existing es6 animation project from Webpack 3 to Webpack 4 I'm facing a weird phenomenon according to the _gsTransform object when I move from 'gsap' to 'gsap/all' imports. Maybe it's the very high temperature here at the moment, but I can't really get my head around why this is... At the moment unfortunately I can't find the time to create a small project to show you guys, but if I can find the time later on I'll setup one. If I can't fix this with 'gsap/all' I'll stick with 'gsap' on this project for now and fix it later, but it would be great if maybe by chance anybody faced the same problem and could point me in a direction. The thing is that by running the webpack development server on the project everything works like it always did. Also when I move all greensock imports from 'gsap' to 'gsap/all'. But as soon as I let webpack create a production build and run the build from the dist on my local server, suddenly it won't run because the _gsTransform object I use to get a position of an svg-element is not there anymore, so it can't read x and y from it. At first I thought it could be the treeshaking thing which could be different between development and production. So I included all gsap modules I use in a constant, like the examples on the greensock website. So like: import { TweenLite, TimelineMax, Linear, Sine, Back } from 'gsap/all'; const uses = [TweenLite, TimelineMax, Linear, Sine, Back]; But to my surprise that didn't solve the issue: the _gsTransform object just isn't there on the DOM/SVG-element on the production build. Which is there and working fine when running a development build and running from there, or running from webpack-dev-server. I know webpack 4 does some things differently when mode is set to production, but I can't find a reason that something could cause to prevent the _gsTransform to be on the svg-element on production builds. I also switched off uglifyjs and all, so this cannot be some strange renaming thing. In the end I even made both development and production using the exact same stripped config, but still only the development build works and has the _gsTransform object. To me this doesn't make any sense so far and I'm out of ideas now. Anybody here perhaps knows if there is something extra I need to do, or maybe import from 'gsap/all' to make _gsTransform work and available on production builds? To be clear: using imports from 'gsap' everything works on production builds too, the problem is only there when importing from 'gsap/all'. It seems like some needed part of greensock is not make it after treeshaking and I needed to import something extra from the lib which I didn't needed to import before, when I was importing from 'gsap' (and the full package came with it, because there was no treeshaking). But even then I think it's strange that the development build doesn't have this problem with 'gsap/all'... crazy Again, if I can't find some solution today I will stick on this project on 'gsap', so it's not a grand big of a deal, but I'd rather switch. Thanks!
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