Copy-webpack-plugin: Is it possible to tell copy-webpack-plugin to be less verbose ?

Created on 25 Jan 2017 · 5Comments · Source: webpack-contrib/copy-webpack-plugin

Because if I copy 2000 files, its going to console.log them all in the assets table of webpack.

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RPDeshaies

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With the new version of webpack you can filter the log by doing something like this:

stats : {
    assets : true,
    excludeAssets : [/.*vendor\/.*/ , /.*assets\/.*/],
  }

More info in the docs.

Predjo on 19 Aug 2017

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Guys, is there some answer please?

alerkesi on 6 Apr 2017

@alerkesi You could add stats: { assets: false } to your webpack configuration to silence the list of files. The downside is it will hide all assets rather than just the ones copied by this plugin.

If you want to selectively log assets, it seems like that would have to be a new feature added to webpack itself. You could also get tricky and use the webpack node API to run webpack, grab the stats string, and filter it before outputting.

Stanback on 6 Apr 2017

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With the new version of webpack you can filter the log by doing something like this:

stats : {
    assets : true,
    excludeAssets : [/.*vendor\/.*/ , /.*assets\/.*/],
  }

More info in the docs.

Predjo on 19 Aug 2017

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@Predjo 's solution worked for me. This issue should be closed as Resolved.

cletusw on 4 Oct 2017

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It's in the docs, but if anybody else here failed to click through initially and was disappointed that this "didn't work", be aware that devServer gets its own copy of this config item. If you want to thin out your console output in dev mode, you'll need stats: { ... } there too.