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I’m using a library which is relying on process.env[name] dynamically. So replacing with MISSING_ENV_VAR is not working.

I had to remove dotenv-plugin for @lid3rs solution adapted to bypass the syntax error:

const { config: configDotEnv } = require('dotenv');
const { DefinePlugin, ProvidePlugin } = require('webpack');
const dotenv = configDotEnv();

new ProvidePlugin({ process: 'process' }),
new DefinePlugin({
  'process.env': `(${JSON.stringify(dotenv.parsed)})`,
}),

@mrsteele do you think we could do this in dotenv-plugin instead?

@moroine a few things:

1. This is not on topic with the issue, and this issue has closed. Please open a new ticket if you would like to discuss.
2. If we kept all the envs, we are not really bundling envs anymore but stashing all of them which does not meet one of the plugin goals (Only bundle what you use for security purposes and bundle sizes like @sapkra mentions)