resolve.fallback was introduced in Webpack 5. Check your package.json to see which version of webpack you have. If it says it's using 5, go into your node_modules folder and look for webpack there. It will have its own package.json file with the version listed. Sometimes things just get out of sorts with node_modules, and the best thing you can do is delete that folder and the package-lock.json, then reinstall with npm i.
Thank you! I also discovered my react was incorrect! So I deleted the node modules and the package.json... my next question is: Do I need to also delete the package-lock.json? Seems logical...
resolve.fallback was introduced in Webpack 5. Check your package.json to see which version of webpack you have. If it says it's using 5, go into your node_modules folder and look for webpack there. It will have its own package.json file with the version listed. Sometimes things just get out of sorts with node_modules, and the best thing you can do is delete that folder and the package-lock.json, then reinstall with
npm i.Thank you! I also discovered my react was incorrect! So I deleted the node modules and the package.json... my next question is: Do I need to also delete the package-lock.json? Seems logical...
You can. It will generate a new one for you when you install.
thanks again!