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Update NodeServices/SpaServices/NodeServices.Sockets to build using latest TypeScript and Webpack (#1748)
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// In this mode, we don't really do anything here - we just load the 'aspnet-prerendering' NPM module (which must
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// don't have to deploy node_modules to production.
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"use strict";
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// This function is invoked by .NET code (via NodeServices). Its job is to hand off execution to the application's
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// This is for backward compatibility with projects created with templates older than the generator version 0.6.0.
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// In this mode, we don't really do anything here - we just load the 'aspnet-prerendering' NPM module (which must
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// exist in node_modules, and must be v1.x (not v2+)), and pass through all the parameters to it. Code in
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