OPTIONS.md

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⬡ webpack
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The build tool for modern web applications.

Usage: webpack [entries...] [options] | webpack [command] [options]

Options
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  -c, --config <pathToConfigFile...>                                                 Provide path to one or more webpack configuration files to process, e.g. "./webpack.config.js".
  --config-name <name...>                                                            Name(s) of particular configuration(s) to use if configuration file exports an array of multiple configurations.
  -m, --merge                                                                        Merge two or more configurations using 'webpack-merge'.
  --env <value...>                                                                   Environment variables passed to the configuration when it is a function, e.g. "myvar" or "myvar=myval".
  --config-node-env <value>                                                          Sets process.env.NODE_ENV to the specified value for access within the configuration.
  --analyze                                                                          It invokes webpack-bundle-analyzer plugin to get bundle information.
  --progress [value]                                                                 Print compilation progress during build.
  -j, --json [pathToJsonFile]                                                        Prints result as JSON or store it in a file.
  --fail-on-warnings                                                                 Stop webpack-cli process with non-zero exit code on warnings from webpack.
  --disable-interpret                                                                Disable interpret for loading the config file.
  --no-amd                                                                           Negative 'amd' option.
  --bail                                                                             Report the first error as a hard error instead of tolerating it.
  --no-bail                                                                          Negative 'bail' option.
  --cache                                                                            Enable in memory caching. Disable caching.
  --no-cache                                                                         Negative 'cache' option.
  --cache-cache-unaffected                                                           Additionally cache computation of modules that are unchanged and reference only unchanged modules.
  --no-cache-cache-unaffected                                                        Negative 'cache-cache-unaffected' option.
  --cache-max-generations <value>                                                    Number of generations unused cache entries stay in memory cache at minimum (1 = may be removed after unused for a single compilation, ..., Infinity: kept forever).
  --cache-type <value>                                                               In memory caching. Filesystem caching.
  --cache-allow-collecting-memory                                                    Allows to collect unused memory allocated during deserialization. This requires copying data into smaller buffers and has a performance cost.
  --no-cache-allow-collecting-memory                                                 Negative 'cache-allow-collecting-memory' option.
  --cache-cache-directory <value>                                                    Base directory for the cache (defaults to node_modules/.cache/webpack).
  --cache-cache-location <value>                                                     Locations for the cache (defaults to cacheDirectory / name).
  --cache-compression <value>                                                        Compression type used for the cache files.
  --no-cache-compression                                                             Negative 'cache-compression' option.
  --cache-hash-algorithm <value>                                                     Algorithm used for generation the hash (see node.js crypto package).
  --cache-idle-timeout <value>                                                       Time in ms after which idle period the cache storing should happen.
  --cache-idle-timeout-after-large-changes <value>                                   Time in ms after which idle period the cache storing should happen when larger changes has been detected (cumulative build time > 2 x avg cache store time).
  --cache-idle-timeout-for-initial-store <value>                                     Time in ms after which idle period the initial cache storing should happen.
  --cache-immutable-paths <value...>                                                 A RegExp matching an immutable directory (usually a package manager cache directory, including the tailing slash) A path to an immutable directory (usually a package manager cache directory).
  --cache-immutable-paths-reset                                                      Clear all items provided in 'cache.immutablePaths' configuration. List of paths that are managed by a package manager and contain a version or hash in its path so all files are immutable.
  --cache-managed-paths <value...>                                                   A RegExp matching a managed directory (usually a node_modules directory, including the tailing slash) A path to a managed directory (usually a node_modules directory).
  --cache-managed-paths-reset                                                        Clear all items provided in 'cache.managedPaths' configuration. List of paths that are managed by a package manager and can be trusted to not be modified otherwise.
  --cache-max-age <value>                                                            Time for which unused cache entries stay in the filesystem cache at minimum (in milliseconds).
  --cache-max-memory-generations <value>                                             Number of generations unused cache entries stay in memory cache at minimum (0 = no memory cache used, 1 = may be removed after unused for a single compilation, ..., Infinity: kept forever). Cache entries will be deserialized from disk when removed from memory cache.
  --cache-memory-cache-unaffected                                                    Additionally cache computation of modules that are unchanged and reference only unchanged modules in memory.
  --no-cache-memory-cache-unaffected                                                 Negative 'cache-memory-cache-unaffected' option.
  --cache-name <value>                                                               Name for the cache. Different names will lead to different coexisting caches.
  --cache-profile                                                                    Track and log detailed timing information for individual cache items.
  --no-cache-profile                                                                 Negative 'cache-profile' option.
  --cache-readonly                                                                   Enable/disable readonly mode.
  --no-cache-readonly                                                                Negative 'cache-readonly' option.
  --cache-store <value>                                                              When to store data to the filesystem. (pack: Store data when compiler is idle in a single file).
  --cache-version <value>                                                            Version of the cache data. Different versions won't allow to reuse the cache and override existing content. Update the version when config changed in a way which doesn't allow to reuse cache. This will invalidate the cache.
  --context <value>                                                                  The base directory (absolute path!) for resolving the `entry` option. If `output.pathinfo` is set, the included pathinfo is shortened to this directory.
  --dependencies <value...>                                                          References to another configuration to depend on.
  --dependencies-reset                                                               Clear all items provided in 'dependencies' configuration. References to other configurations to depend on.
  --no-dev-server                                                                    Negative 'dev-server' option.
  --devtool-type <value...>                                                          Which asset type should receive this devtool value.
  --devtool-use <value...>                                                           A developer tool to enhance debugging (false | eval | [inline-|hidden-|eval-][nosources-][cheap-[module-]]source-map).
  --no-devtool-use                                                                   Negative 'devtool-use' option.
  --devtool-reset                                                                    Clear all items provided in 'devtool' configuration. A developer tool to enhance debugging (false | eval | [inline-|hidden-|eval-][nosources-][cheap-[module-]]source-map).
  -d, --devtool <value>                                                              A developer tool to enhance debugging (false | eval | [inline-|hidden-|eval-][nosources-][cheap-[module-]]source-map).
  --no-devtool                                                                       Negative 'devtool' option.
  --dotenv                                                                           Enable Dotenv plugin with default options.
  --no-dotenv                                                                        Negative 'dotenv' option.
  --dotenv-dir <value>                                                               The directory from which .env files are loaded. Can be an absolute path, false will disable the .env file loading.
  --no-dotenv-dir                                                                    Negative 'dotenv-dir' option.
  --dotenv-prefix <value...>                                                         A prefix that environment variables must start with to be exposed.
  --dotenv-prefix-reset                                                              Clear all items provided in 'dotenv.prefix' configuration. Only expose environment variables that start with these prefixes. Defaults to 'WEBPACK_'.
  --dotenv-template <value...>                                                       A template pattern for .env file names.
  --dotenv-template-reset                                                            Clear all items provided in 'dotenv.template' configuration. Template patterns for .env file names. Use [mode] as placeholder for the webpack mode. Defaults to ['.env', '.env.local', '.env.[mode]', '.env.[mode].local'].
  --entry <value...>                                                                 A module that is loaded upon startup. Only the last one is exported.
  --entry-reset                                                                      Clear all items provided in 'entry' configuration. All modules are loaded upon startup. The last one is exported.
  --experiments-async-web-assembly [value]                                           Enable the built-in async WebAssembly support only when no loader is registered for WebAssembly files. Enable/disable the built-in async WebAssembly support.
  --no-experiments-async-web-assembly                                                Negative 'experiments-async-web-assembly' option.
  --experiments-back-compat                                                          Enable backward-compat layer with deprecation warnings for many webpack 4 APIs.
  --no-experiments-back-compat                                                       Negative 'experiments-back-compat' option.
  --experiments-build-http-allowed-uris <value...>                                   Allowed URI pattern. Allowed URI (resp. the beginning of it).
  --experiments-build-http-allowed-uris-reset                                        Clear all items provided in 'experiments.buildHttp.allowedUris' configuration. List of allowed URIs (resp. the beginning of them).
  --experiments-build-http-cache-location <value>                                    Location where resource content is stored for lockfile entries. It's also possible to disable storing by passing false.
  --no-experiments-build-http-cache-location                                         Negative 'experiments-build-http-cache-location' option.
  --experiments-build-http-frozen                                                    When set, anything that would lead to a modification of the lockfile or any resource content, will result in an error.
  --no-experiments-build-http-frozen                                                 Negative 'experiments-build-http-frozen' option.
  --experiments-build-http-lockfile-location <value>                                 Location of the lockfile.
  --experiments-build-http-proxy <value>                                             Proxy configuration, which can be used to specify a proxy server to use for HTTP requests.
  --experiments-build-http-upgrade                                                   When set, resources of existing lockfile entries will be fetched and entries will be upgraded when resource content has changed.
  --no-experiments-build-http-upgrade                                                Negative 'experiments-build-http-upgrade' option.
  --experiments-cache-unaffected                                                     Enable additional in memory caching of modules that are unchanged and reference only unchanged modules.
  --no-experiments-cache-unaffected                                                  Negative 'experiments-cache-unaffected' option.
  --experiments-css [value]                                                          Enable the built-in CSS support only when no loader is registered for CSS files. Enable/disable the built-in CSS support.
  --no-experiments-css                                                               Negative 'experiments-css' option.
  --experiments-defer-import                                                         Enable experimental tc39 proposal https://github.com/tc39/proposal-defer-import-eval. This allows to defer execution of a module until it's first use.
  --no-experiments-defer-import                                                      Negative 'experiments-defer-import' option.
  --experiments-future-defaults                                                      Apply defaults of next major version.
  --no-experiments-future-defaults                                                   Negative 'experiments-future-defaults' option.
  --experiments-html [value]                                                         Enable the built-in HTML support only when no loader is registered for HTML files. Enable/disable the built-in HTML support.
  --no-experiments-html                                                              Negative 'experiments-html' option.
  --experiments-lazy-compilation                                                     Compile entrypoints and import()s only when they are accessed.
  --no-experiments-lazy-compilation                                                  Negative 'experiments-lazy-compilation' option.
  --experiments-lazy-compilation-backend-client <value>                              A custom client.
  --experiments-lazy-compilation-backend-listen <value>                              A port.
  --experiments-lazy-compilation-backend-listen-host <value>                         A host.
  --experiments-lazy-compilation-backend-listen-port <value>                         A port.
  --experiments-lazy-compilation-backend-protocol <value>                            Specifies the protocol the client should use to connect to the server.
  --experiments-lazy-compilation-entries                                             Enable/disable lazy compilation for entries.
  --no-experiments-lazy-compilation-entries                                          Negative 'experiments-lazy-compilation-entries' option.
  --experiments-lazy-compilation-imports                                             Enable/disable lazy compilation for import() modules.
  --no-experiments-lazy-compilation-imports                                          Negative 'experiments-lazy-compilation-imports' option.
  --experiments-lazy-compilation-test <value>                                        Specify which entrypoints or import()ed modules should be lazily compiled. This is matched with the imported module and not the entrypoint name.
  --experiments-source-import                                                        Enable experimental tc39 proposal https://github.com/tc39/proposal-source-phase-imports. This allows importing modules at source phase.
  --no-experiments-source-import                                                     Negative 'experiments-source-import' option.
  --experiments-sync-web-assembly                                                    Support WebAssembly as synchronous EcmaScript Module (outdated).
  --no-experiments-sync-web-assembly                                                 Negative 'experiments-sync-web-assembly' option.
  --experiments-typescript [value]                                                   Enable the built-in TypeScript support only when Node.js supports it (>= 22.6) and no loader is registered for TypeScript files. Enable/disable the built-in TypeScript support.
  --no-experiments-typescript                                                        Negative 'experiments-typescript' option.
  -e, --extends <value...>                                                           Path to the configuration to be extended (only works when using webpack-cli).
  --extends-reset                                                                    Clear all items provided in 'extends' configuration. Extend configuration from another configuration (only works when using webpack-cli).
  --externals <value...>                                                             Every matched dependency becomes external. An exact matched dependency becomes external. The same string is used as external dependency.
  --externals-reset                                                                  Clear all items provided in 'externals' configuration. Specify dependencies that shouldn't be resolved by webpack, but should become dependencies of the resulting bundle. The kind of the dependency depends on `output.libraryTarget`.
  --externals-presets-bun                                                            Treat bun built-in modules like 'bun', 'bun:sqlite' or 'bun:ffi' and node.js built-in modules as external and load them via import when used (for the Bun runtime).
  --no-externals-presets-bun                                                         Negative 'externals-presets-bun' option.
  --externals-presets-deno                                                           Treat node.js built-in modules like fs, path or vm as external and load them via the required 'node:' specifier when used (for the Deno runtime).
  --no-externals-presets-deno                                                        Negative 'externals-presets-deno' option.
  --externals-presets-electron                                                       Treat common electron built-in modules in main and preload context like 'electron', 'ipc' or 'shell' as external and load them via require() when used.
  --no-externals-presets-electron                                                    Negative 'externals-presets-electron' option.
  --externals-presets-electron-main                                                  Treat electron built-in modules in the main context like 'app', 'ipc-main' or 'shell' as external and load them via require() when used.
  --no-externals-presets-electron-main                                               Negative 'externals-presets-electron-main' option.
  --externals-presets-electron-preload                                               Treat electron built-in modules in the preload context like 'web-frame', 'ipc-renderer' or 'shell' as external and load them via require() when used.
  --no-externals-presets-electron-preload                                            Negative 'externals-presets-electron-preload' option.
  --externals-presets-electron-renderer                                              Treat electron built-in modules in the renderer context like 'web-frame', 'ipc-renderer' or 'shell' as external and load them via require() when used.
  --no-externals-presets-electron-renderer                                           Negative 'externals-presets-electron-renderer' option.
  --externals-presets-node                                                           Treat node.js built-in modules like fs, path or vm as external and load them via require() when used.
  --no-externals-presets-node                                                        Negative 'externals-presets-node' option.
  --externals-presets-node-modules                                                   Enable or disable externalizing installed packages.
  --no-externals-presets-node-modules                                                Negative 'externals-presets-node-modules' option.
  --externals-presets-node-modules-allowlist <value...>                              Requests matching the RegExp stay bundled. An exact request that should stay bundled.
  --externals-presets-node-modules-allowlist-reset                                   Clear all items provided in 'externalsPresets.nodeModules.allowlist' configuration. Keep these requests bundled instead of externalizing them.
  --externals-presets-nwjs                                                           Treat NW.js legacy nw.gui module as external and load it via require() when used.
  --no-externals-presets-nwjs                                                        Negative 'externals-presets-nwjs' option.
  --externals-presets-web                                                            Treat references to 'http(s)://...' and 'std:...' as external and load them via import when used (Note that this changes execution order as externals are executed before any other code in the chunk).
  --no-externals-presets-web                                                         Negative 'externals-presets-web' option.
  --externals-presets-web-async                                                      Treat references to 'http(s)://...' and 'std:...' as external and load them via async import() when used (Note that this external type is an async module, which has various effects on the execution).
  --no-externals-presets-web-async                                                   Negative 'externals-presets-web-async' option.
  --externals-type <value>                                                           Specifies the default type of externals ('amd*', 'umd*', 'system' and 'jsonp' depend on output.libraryTarget set to the same value).
  --ignore-warnings <value...>                                                       A RegExp to select the warning message.
  --ignore-warnings-file <value...>                                                  A RegExp to select the origin file for the warning.
  --ignore-warnings-message <value...>                                               A RegExp to select the warning message.
  --ignore-warnings-module <value...>                                                A RegExp to select the origin module for the warning.
  --ignore-warnings-reset                                                            Clear all items provided in 'ignoreWarnings' configuration. Ignore specific warnings.
  --infrastructure-logging-append-only                                               Only appends lines to the output. Avoids updating existing output e. g. for status messages. This option is only used when no custom console is provided.
  --no-infrastructure-logging-append-only                                            Negative 'infrastructure-logging-append-only' option.
  --infrastructure-logging-colors                                                    Enables/Disables colorful output. This option is only used when no custom console is provided.
  --no-infrastructure-logging-colors                                                 Negative 'infrastructure-logging-colors' option.
  --infrastructure-logging-debug [value...]                                          Enable/Disable debug logging for all loggers. Enable debug logging for specific loggers.
  --no-infrastructure-logging-debug                                                  Negative 'infrastructure-logging-debug' option.
  --infrastructure-logging-debug-reset                                               Clear all items provided in 'infrastructureLogging.debug' configuration. Enable debug logging for specific loggers.
  --infrastructure-logging-level <value>                                             Log level.
  --infrastructure-logging-progress [value]                                          Show build progress. `"auto"` shows it only for interactive terminals. This option is only used when no custom console is provided.
  --no-infrastructure-logging-progress                                               Negative 'infrastructure-logging-progress' option.
  --mode <value>                                                                     Enable production optimizations or development hints.
  --module-expr-context-critical                                                     Enable warnings for full dynamic dependencies. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.exprContextCritical'.
  --no-module-expr-context-critical                                                  Negative 'module-expr-context-critical' option.
  --module-expr-context-recursive                                                    Enable recursive directory lookup for full dynamic dependencies. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.exprContextRecursive'.
  --no-module-expr-context-recursive                                                 Negative 'module-expr-context-recursive' option.
  --module-expr-context-reg-exp [value]                                              Sets the default regular expression for full dynamic dependencies. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.exprContextRegExp'.
  --no-module-expr-context-reg-exp                                                   Negative 'module-expr-context-reg-exp' option.
  --module-expr-context-request <value>                                              Set the default request for full dynamic dependencies. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.exprContextRequest'.
  --module-generator-asset-binary                                                    Whether or not this asset module should be considered binary. This can be set to 'false' to treat this asset module as text.
  --no-module-generator-asset-binary                                                 Negative 'module-generator-asset-binary' option.
  --module-generator-asset-data-url-encoding <value>                                 Asset encoding (defaults to base64).
  --no-module-generator-asset-data-url-encoding                                      Negative 'module-generator-asset-data-url-encoding' option.
  --module-generator-asset-data-url-mimetype <value>                                 Asset mimetype (getting from file extension by default).
  --module-generator-asset-emit                                                      Emit an output asset from this asset module. This can be set to 'false' to omit emitting e. g. for SSR.
  --no-module-generator-asset-emit                                                   Negative 'module-generator-asset-emit' option.
  --module-generator-asset-filename <value>                                          The filename of asset modules as relative path inside the 'output.path' directory.
  --module-generator-asset-output-path <value>                                       Emit the asset in the specified folder relative to 'output.path'. This should only be needed when custom 'publicPath' is specified to match the folder structure there.
  --module-generator-asset-public-path <value>                                       The 'publicPath' specifies the public URL address of the output files when referenced in a browser.
  --module-generator-asset-inline-binary                                             Whether or not this asset module should be considered binary. This can be set to 'false' to treat this asset module as text.
  --no-module-generator-asset-inline-binary                                          Negative 'module-generator-asset-inline-binary' option.
  --module-generator-asset-inline-data-url-encoding <value>                          Asset encoding (defaults to base64).
  --no-module-generator-asset-inline-data-url-encoding                               Negative 'module-generator-asset-inline-data-url-encoding' option.
  --module-generator-asset-inline-data-url-mimetype <value>                          Asset mimetype (getting from file extension by default).
  --module-generator-asset-resource-binary                                           Whether or not this asset module should be considered binary. This can be set to 'false' to treat this asset module as text.
  --no-module-generator-asset-resource-binary                                        Negative 'module-generator-asset-resource-binary' option.
  --module-generator-asset-resource-emit                                             Emit an output asset from this asset module. This can be set to 'false' to omit emitting e. g. for SSR.
  --no-module-generator-asset-resource-emit                                          Negative 'module-generator-asset-resource-emit' option.
  --module-generator-asset-resource-filename <value>                                 The filename of asset modules as relative path inside the 'output.path' directory.
  --module-generator-asset-resource-output-path <value>                              Emit the asset in the specified folder relative to 'output.path'. This should only be needed when custom 'publicPath' is specified to match the folder structure there.
  --module-generator-asset-resource-public-path <value>                              The 'publicPath' specifies the public URL address of the output files when referenced in a browser.
  --module-generator-css-es-module                                                   Configure the generated JS modules that use the ES modules syntax.
  --no-module-generator-css-es-module                                                Negative 'module-generator-css-es-module' option.
  --module-generator-css-exports-only                                                Avoid generating and loading a stylesheet and only embed exports from css into output javascript files.
  --no-module-generator-css-exports-only                                             Negative 'module-generator-css-exports-only' option.
  --module-generator-css-auto-es-module                                              Configure the generated JS modules that use the ES modules syntax.
  --no-module-generator-css-auto-es-module                                           Negative 'module-generator-css-auto-es-module' option.
  --module-generator-css-auto-export-type <value>                                    Configure how CSS content is exported as default.
  --module-generator-css-auto-exports-convention <value>                             Specifies the convention of exported names.
  --module-generator-css-auto-exports-only                                           Avoid generating and loading a stylesheet and only embed exports from css into output javascript files.
  --no-module-generator-css-auto-exports-only                                        Negative 'module-generator-css-auto-exports-only' option.
  --module-generator-css-auto-local-ident-hash-digest <value>                        Digest types used for the hash.
  --module-generator-css-auto-local-ident-hash-digest-length <value>                 Number of chars which are used for the hash.
  --module-generator-css-auto-local-ident-hash-function <value>                      Algorithm used for generation the hash (see node.js crypto package).
  --module-generator-css-auto-local-ident-hash-salt <value>                          Any string which is added to the hash to salt it.
  --module-generator-css-auto-local-ident-name <value>                               Configure the generated local ident name.
  --module-generator-css-global-es-module                                            Configure the generated JS modules that use the ES modules syntax.
  --no-module-generator-css-global-es-module                                         Negative 'module-generator-css-global-es-module' option.
  --module-generator-css-global-export-type <value>                                  Configure how CSS content is exported as default.
  --module-generator-css-global-exports-convention <value>                           Specifies the convention of exported names.
  --module-generator-css-global-exports-only                                         Avoid generating and loading a stylesheet and only embed exports from css into output javascript files.
  --no-module-generator-css-global-exports-only                                      Negative 'module-generator-css-global-exports-only' option.
  --module-generator-css-global-local-ident-hash-digest <value>                      Digest types used for the hash.
  --module-generator-css-global-local-ident-hash-digest-length <value>               Number of chars which are used for the hash.
  --module-generator-css-global-local-ident-hash-function <value>                    Algorithm used for generation the hash (see node.js crypto package).
  --module-generator-css-global-local-ident-hash-salt <value>                        Any string which is added to the hash to salt it.
  --module-generator-css-global-local-ident-name <value>                             Configure the generated local ident name.
  --module-generator-css-module-es-module                                            Configure the generated JS modules that use the ES modules syntax.
  --no-module-generator-css-module-es-module                                         Negative 'module-generator-css-module-es-module' option.
  --module-generator-css-module-export-type <value>                                  Configure how CSS content is exported as default.
  --module-generator-css-module-exports-convention <value>                           Specifies the convention of exported names.
  --module-generator-css-module-exports-only                                         Avoid generating and loading a stylesheet and only embed exports from css into output javascript files.
  --no-module-generator-css-module-exports-only                                      Negative 'module-generator-css-module-exports-only' option.
  --module-generator-css-module-local-ident-hash-digest <value>                      Digest types used for the hash.
  --module-generator-css-module-local-ident-hash-digest-length <value>               Number of chars which are used for the hash.
  --module-generator-css-module-local-ident-hash-function <value>                    Algorithm used for generation the hash (see node.js crypto package).
  --module-generator-css-module-local-ident-hash-salt <value>                        Any string which is added to the hash to salt it.
  --module-generator-css-module-local-ident-name <value>                             Configure the generated local ident name.
  --module-generator-html-extract [value]                                            Emit the parsed and URL-rewritten HTML as a standalone `.html` output file alongside the module's JavaScript export. `true` always emits the file; `false` never does; `"inline"` exposes the processed HTML for inline write-back (e.g. `<iframe srcdoc>`) without emitting a standalone file. When unset, extraction defaults to `true` for HTML modules used as compilation entries (HTML entry points) and `false` for HTML modules imported from JavaScript. Filenames follow `output.htmlFilename` / `output.htmlChunkFilename`.
  --no-module-generator-html-extract                                                 Negative 'module-generator-html-extract' option.
  --module-generator-json-json-parse                                                 Use `JSON.parse` when the JSON string is longer than 20 characters.
  --no-module-generator-json-json-parse                                              Negative 'module-generator-json-json-parse' option.
  --module-no-parse <value...>                                                       A regular expression, when matched the module is not parsed. An absolute path, when the module starts with this path it is not parsed.
  --module-no-parse-reset                                                            Clear all items provided in 'module.noParse' configuration. Don't parse files matching. It's matched against the full resolved request.
  --module-parser-asset-data-url-condition-max-size <value>                          Maximum size of asset that should be inline as modules. Default: 8kb.
  --module-parser-css-as <value>                                                     Configure how the CSS source is parsed: as a full stylesheet (default) or as a block's contents (e.g. the content of an HTML `style` attribute).
  --module-parser-css-custom-media                                                   Enable/disable resolution of `@custom-media` at-rules (file-local build-time substitution).
  --no-module-parser-css-custom-media                                                Negative 'module-parser-css-custom-media' option.
  --module-parser-css-custom-selectors                                               Enable/disable resolution of `@custom-selector` at-rules (file-local build-time expansion to `:is(...)`).
  --no-module-parser-css-custom-selectors                                            Negative 'module-parser-css-custom-selectors' option.
  --module-parser-css-export-type <value>                                            Configure how CSS content is exported as default.
  --module-parser-css-font-preload                                                   Auto-emit `<link rel="preload" as="font">` for the primary `src` URL of each `@font-face` reachable from an HTML entry's initial CSS. Only the first URL per `@font-face` is preloaded (preloading every format would double-download). Off by default; `parser.css.urlHints` rules and per-URL magic comments still override the seeded defaults. Set `output.crossOriginLoading` so the preload matches the font's CORS fetch.
  --no-module-parser-css-font-preload                                                Negative 'module-parser-css-font-preload' option.
  --module-parser-css-import                                                         Enable/disable `@import` at-rules handling.
  --no-module-parser-css-import                                                      Negative 'module-parser-css-import' option.
  --module-parser-css-named-exports                                                  Use ES modules named export for css exports.
  --no-module-parser-css-named-exports                                               Negative 'module-parser-css-named-exports' option.
  --module-parser-css-url                                                            Enable/disable `url()`/`image-set()`/`src()`/`image()` functions handling.
  --no-module-parser-css-url                                                         Negative 'module-parser-css-url' option.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-as <value...>                                        Default `as` attribute (script / style / font / image / …).
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-exclude <value...>                                   One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-exclude-glob <value...>                              A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-exclude-not <value...>                               Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-exclude-not-glob <value...>                          A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-fetch-priority <value...>                            Default fetchpriority for prefetch / preload links.
  --no-module-parser-css-url-hints-fetch-priority                                    Negative 'module-parser-css-url-hints-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-include <value...>                                   One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-include-glob <value...>                              A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-include-not <value...>                               Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-include-not-glob <value...>                          A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-media <value...>                                     Default `media` attribute (e.g. `"(min-width: 800px)"`).
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-prefetch                                             When true, emit `<link rel="prefetch">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-css-url-hints-prefetch                                          Negative 'module-parser-css-url-hints-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-preload                                              When true, emit `<link rel="preload">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-css-url-hints-preload                                           Negative 'module-parser-css-url-hints-preload' option.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-test <value...>                                      One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-test-glob <value...>                                 A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-test-not <value...>                                  Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-test-not-glob <value...>                             A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-type <value...>                                      Default `type` attribute (MIME).
  --module-parser-css-url-hints-reset                                                Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.css.urlHints' configuration. URL-referenced-asset default hint rules for this parser (JavaScript `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`).
  --module-parser-css-auto-animation                                                 Enable/disable renaming of `@keyframes`.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-animation                                              Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-animation' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-as <value>                                                Configure how the CSS source is parsed: as a full stylesheet (default) or as a block's contents (e.g. the content of an HTML `style` attribute).
  --module-parser-css-auto-container                                                 Enable/disable renaming of `@container` names.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-container                                              Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-container' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-custom-idents                                             Enable/disable renaming of custom identifiers.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-custom-idents                                          Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-custom-idents' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-custom-media                                              Enable/disable resolution of `@custom-media` at-rules (file-local build-time substitution).
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-custom-media                                           Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-custom-media' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-custom-selectors                                          Enable/disable resolution of `@custom-selector` at-rules (file-local build-time expansion to `:is(...)`).
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-custom-selectors                                       Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-custom-selectors' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-dashed-idents                                             Enable/disable renaming of dashed identifiers, e. g. custom properties.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-dashed-idents                                          Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-dashed-idents' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-export-type <value>                                       Configure how CSS content is exported as default.
  --module-parser-css-auto-font-preload                                              Auto-emit `<link rel="preload" as="font">` for the primary `src` URL of each `@font-face` reachable from an HTML entry's initial CSS. Only the first URL per `@font-face` is preloaded (preloading every format would double-download). Off by default; `parser.css.urlHints` rules and per-URL magic comments still override the seeded defaults. Set `output.crossOriginLoading` so the preload matches the font's CORS fetch.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-font-preload                                           Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-font-preload' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-function                                                  Enable/disable renaming of `@function` names.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-function                                               Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-function' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-grid                                                      Enable/disable renaming of grid identifiers.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-grid                                                   Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-grid' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-import                                                    Enable/disable `@import` at-rules handling.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-import                                                 Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-import' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-named-exports                                             Use ES modules named export for css exports.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-named-exports                                          Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-named-exports' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-pure                                                      Enable strict pure mode: every selector must contain at least one local class or id selector.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-pure                                                   Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-pure' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url                                                       Enable/disable `url()`/`image-set()`/`src()`/`image()` functions handling.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-url                                                    Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-url' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-as <value...>                                   Default `as` attribute (script / style / font / image / …).
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-exclude <value...>                              One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-exclude-glob <value...>                         A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-exclude-not <value...>                          Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-exclude-not-glob <value...>                     A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-fetch-priority <value...>                       Default fetchpriority for prefetch / preload links.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-fetch-priority                               Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-include <value...>                              One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-include-glob <value...>                         A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-include-not <value...>                          Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-include-not-glob <value...>                     A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-media <value...>                                Default `media` attribute (e.g. `"(min-width: 800px)"`).
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-prefetch                                        When true, emit `<link rel="prefetch">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-prefetch                                     Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-preload                                         When true, emit `<link rel="preload">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-preload                                      Negative 'module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-preload' option.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-test <value...>                                 One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-test-glob <value...>                            A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-test-not <value...>                             Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-test-not-glob <value...>                        A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-type <value...>                                 Default `type` attribute (MIME).
  --module-parser-css-auto-url-hints-reset                                           Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.css/auto.urlHints' configuration. URL-referenced-asset default hint rules for this parser (JavaScript `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`).
  --module-parser-css-global-animation                                               Enable/disable renaming of `@keyframes`.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-animation                                            Negative 'module-parser-css-global-animation' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-as <value>                                              Configure how the CSS source is parsed: as a full stylesheet (default) or as a block's contents (e.g. the content of an HTML `style` attribute).
  --module-parser-css-global-container                                               Enable/disable renaming of `@container` names.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-container                                            Negative 'module-parser-css-global-container' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-custom-idents                                           Enable/disable renaming of custom identifiers.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-custom-idents                                        Negative 'module-parser-css-global-custom-idents' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-custom-media                                            Enable/disable resolution of `@custom-media` at-rules (file-local build-time substitution).
  --no-module-parser-css-global-custom-media                                         Negative 'module-parser-css-global-custom-media' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-custom-selectors                                        Enable/disable resolution of `@custom-selector` at-rules (file-local build-time expansion to `:is(...)`).
  --no-module-parser-css-global-custom-selectors                                     Negative 'module-parser-css-global-custom-selectors' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-dashed-idents                                           Enable/disable renaming of dashed identifiers, e. g. custom properties.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-dashed-idents                                        Negative 'module-parser-css-global-dashed-idents' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-export-type <value>                                     Configure how CSS content is exported as default.
  --module-parser-css-global-font-preload                                            Auto-emit `<link rel="preload" as="font">` for the primary `src` URL of each `@font-face` reachable from an HTML entry's initial CSS. Only the first URL per `@font-face` is preloaded (preloading every format would double-download). Off by default; `parser.css.urlHints` rules and per-URL magic comments still override the seeded defaults. Set `output.crossOriginLoading` so the preload matches the font's CORS fetch.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-font-preload                                         Negative 'module-parser-css-global-font-preload' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-function                                                Enable/disable renaming of `@function` names.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-function                                             Negative 'module-parser-css-global-function' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-grid                                                    Enable/disable renaming of grid identifiers.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-grid                                                 Negative 'module-parser-css-global-grid' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-import                                                  Enable/disable `@import` at-rules handling.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-import                                               Negative 'module-parser-css-global-import' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-named-exports                                           Use ES modules named export for css exports.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-named-exports                                        Negative 'module-parser-css-global-named-exports' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-url                                                     Enable/disable `url()`/`image-set()`/`src()`/`image()` functions handling.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-url                                                  Negative 'module-parser-css-global-url' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-as <value...>                                 Default `as` attribute (script / style / font / image / …).
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-exclude <value...>                            One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-exclude-glob <value...>                       A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-exclude-not <value...>                        Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-exclude-not-glob <value...>                   A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-fetch-priority <value...>                     Default fetchpriority for prefetch / preload links.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-url-hints-fetch-priority                             Negative 'module-parser-css-global-url-hints-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-include <value...>                            One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-include-glob <value...>                       A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-include-not <value...>                        Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-include-not-glob <value...>                   A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-media <value...>                              Default `media` attribute (e.g. `"(min-width: 800px)"`).
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-prefetch                                      When true, emit `<link rel="prefetch">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-url-hints-prefetch                                   Negative 'module-parser-css-global-url-hints-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-preload                                       When true, emit `<link rel="preload">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-css-global-url-hints-preload                                    Negative 'module-parser-css-global-url-hints-preload' option.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-test <value...>                               One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-test-glob <value...>                          A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-test-not <value...>                           Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-test-not-glob <value...>                      A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-type <value...>                               Default `type` attribute (MIME).
  --module-parser-css-global-url-hints-reset                                         Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.css/global.urlHints' configuration. URL-referenced-asset default hint rules for this parser (JavaScript `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`).
  --module-parser-css-module-animation                                               Enable/disable renaming of `@keyframes`.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-animation                                            Negative 'module-parser-css-module-animation' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-as <value>                                              Configure how the CSS source is parsed: as a full stylesheet (default) or as a block's contents (e.g. the content of an HTML `style` attribute).
  --module-parser-css-module-container                                               Enable/disable renaming of `@container` names.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-container                                            Negative 'module-parser-css-module-container' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-custom-idents                                           Enable/disable renaming of custom identifiers.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-custom-idents                                        Negative 'module-parser-css-module-custom-idents' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-custom-media                                            Enable/disable resolution of `@custom-media` at-rules (file-local build-time substitution).
  --no-module-parser-css-module-custom-media                                         Negative 'module-parser-css-module-custom-media' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-custom-selectors                                        Enable/disable resolution of `@custom-selector` at-rules (file-local build-time expansion to `:is(...)`).
  --no-module-parser-css-module-custom-selectors                                     Negative 'module-parser-css-module-custom-selectors' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-dashed-idents                                           Enable/disable renaming of dashed identifiers, e. g. custom properties.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-dashed-idents                                        Negative 'module-parser-css-module-dashed-idents' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-export-type <value>                                     Configure how CSS content is exported as default.
  --module-parser-css-module-font-preload                                            Auto-emit `<link rel="preload" as="font">` for the primary `src` URL of each `@font-face` reachable from an HTML entry's initial CSS. Only the first URL per `@font-face` is preloaded (preloading every format would double-download). Off by default; `parser.css.urlHints` rules and per-URL magic comments still override the seeded defaults. Set `output.crossOriginLoading` so the preload matches the font's CORS fetch.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-font-preload                                         Negative 'module-parser-css-module-font-preload' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-function                                                Enable/disable renaming of `@function` names.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-function                                             Negative 'module-parser-css-module-function' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-grid                                                    Enable/disable renaming of grid identifiers.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-grid                                                 Negative 'module-parser-css-module-grid' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-import                                                  Enable/disable `@import` at-rules handling.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-import                                               Negative 'module-parser-css-module-import' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-named-exports                                           Use ES modules named export for css exports.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-named-exports                                        Negative 'module-parser-css-module-named-exports' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-pure                                                    Enable strict pure mode: every selector must contain at least one local class or id selector.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-pure                                                 Negative 'module-parser-css-module-pure' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-url                                                     Enable/disable `url()`/`image-set()`/`src()`/`image()` functions handling.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-url                                                  Negative 'module-parser-css-module-url' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-as <value...>                                 Default `as` attribute (script / style / font / image / …).
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-exclude <value...>                            One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-exclude-glob <value...>                       A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-exclude-not <value...>                        Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-exclude-not-glob <value...>                   A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-fetch-priority <value...>                     Default fetchpriority for prefetch / preload links.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-url-hints-fetch-priority                             Negative 'module-parser-css-module-url-hints-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-include <value...>                            One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-include-glob <value...>                       A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-include-not <value...>                        Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-include-not-glob <value...>                   A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-media <value...>                              Default `media` attribute (e.g. `"(min-width: 800px)"`).
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-prefetch                                      When true, emit `<link rel="prefetch">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-url-hints-prefetch                                   Negative 'module-parser-css-module-url-hints-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-preload                                       When true, emit `<link rel="preload">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-css-module-url-hints-preload                                    Negative 'module-parser-css-module-url-hints-preload' option.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-test <value...>                               One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-test-glob <value...>                          A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-test-not <value...>                           Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-test-not-glob <value...>                      A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-type <value...>                               Default `type` attribute (MIME).
  --module-parser-css-module-url-hints-reset                                         Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.css/module.urlHints' configuration. URL-referenced-asset default hint rules for this parser (JavaScript `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`).
  --module-parser-html-as <value>                                                    Configure how the HTML source is parsed: `"document"` (the default) parses a full page; any other value is the tag name of the context element to parse the source as that element's inner HTML (a fragment) — e.g. `"template"` for a neutral fragment, or `"tbody"` so context-sensitive tags like a bare `<tr>`/`<td>` are kept instead of dropped.
  --module-parser-html-sources [value...]                                            A source entry: either the string `"..."` to inline the built-in default sources, or an object describing a `tag`/`attribute` pair to extract and how to bundle it. Configure extraction of URL-like attribute values (e.g. `<img src>`, `<link href>`, `<script src>`) as webpack dependencies. `true` (default) uses the built-in source list; `false` disables extraction entirely so attributes are left untouched and `<script src>` / `<link rel="modulepreload">` / `<link rel="stylesheet">` no longer become compilation entries; an array lets you customize which `tag`/`attribute` pairs are treated as URLs and how they are bundled. Use the string `"..."` inside the array to inline the defaults. Inline `<script>` and `<style>` bodies are always processed. Use `webpackIgnore` comments or `IgnorePlugin` to skip individual URLs.
  --no-module-parser-html-sources                                                    Negative 'module-parser-html-sources' option.
  --module-parser-html-sources-attribute <value...>                                  Attribute name whose value is treated as a URL.
  --module-parser-html-sources-tag <value...>                                        Tag name to match. Omit to match any tag.
  --module-parser-html-sources-type <value...>                                       How the attribute value should be parsed and bundled, or `false` to disable a built-in source for this `tag`/`attribute` (use together with `"..."` to drop a default, e.g. stop treating `<img src>` as a URL). `src` extracts a single URL as a plain asset; `srcset` parses a `srcset`-style list of candidate URLs as plain assets; `css-url` extracts `url(...)` references from a CSS value (like an SVG presentation attribute such as `fill`) as plain assets; `script` and `script-module` emit a classic / ES-module chunk entry like `<script src>` and `<script type="module" src>`; `stylesheet` emits a CSS chunk entry like `<link rel="stylesheet">`; `html` treats the URL as a link to another HTML file that is bundled as its own emitted page (its assets extracted) and rewrites the attribute to the page's output filename (like Parcel's `<a href="page.html">`); `stylesheet-style` treats the attribute value as a full stylesheet (like a `<style>` body) and `stylesheet-style-attribute` as a CSS block's contents (a declaration list, like a `style` attribute) — both bundle it through the CSS pipeline and replace the attribute's content with the processed CSS at render time; `srcdoc` treats the attribute value as an entity-encoded HTML document (like `<iframe srcdoc>`), bundling it through the HTML pipeline and replacing the attribute's content with the processed HTML at render time.
  --no-module-parser-html-sources-type                                               Negative 'module-parser-html-sources-type' option.
  --module-parser-html-sources-reset                                                 Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.html.sources' configuration. Sources to extract as webpack dependencies. Use `"..."` to inline the default source list.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-as <value...>                                       Default `as` attribute (script / style / font / image / …).
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-exclude <value...>                                  One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-exclude-glob <value...>                             A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-exclude-not <value...>                              Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-exclude-not-glob <value...>                         A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-fetch-priority <value...>                           Default fetchpriority for prefetch / preload links.
  --no-module-parser-html-url-hints-fetch-priority                                   Negative 'module-parser-html-url-hints-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-include <value...>                                  One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-include-glob <value...>                             A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-include-not <value...>                              Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-include-not-glob <value...>                         A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-media <value...>                                    Default `media` attribute (e.g. `"(min-width: 800px)"`).
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-prefetch                                            When true, emit `<link rel="prefetch">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-html-url-hints-prefetch                                         Negative 'module-parser-html-url-hints-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-preload                                             When true, emit `<link rel="preload">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-html-url-hints-preload                                          Negative 'module-parser-html-url-hints-preload' option.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-test <value...>                                     One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-test-glob <value...>                                A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-test-not <value...>                                 Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-test-not-glob <value...>                            A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-type <value...>                                     Default `type` attribute (MIME).
  --module-parser-html-url-hints-reset                                               Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.html.urlHints' configuration. URL-referenced-asset default hint rules for this parser (JavaScript `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`).
  --no-module-parser-javascript-amd                                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-amd' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-anonymous-default-export-name                           Set .name to "default" for anonymous default export functions and classes per ES spec. Disable to reduce output size when .name is not needed.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-anonymous-default-export-name                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-anonymous-default-export-name' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-browserify                                              Enable/disable special handling for browserify bundles.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-browserify                                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-browserify' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-commonjs                                                Enable/disable parsing of CommonJs syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-commonjs                                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-commonjs' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-commonjs-magic-comments                                 Enable/disable parsing of magic comments in CommonJs syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-commonjs-magic-comments                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-commonjs-magic-comments' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-create-require [value]                                  Enable/disable parsing "import { createRequire } from "module"" and evaluating createRequire().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-create-require                                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-create-require' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-defer-import                                            Enable experimental tc39 proposal https://github.com/tc39/proposal-defer-import-eval. This allows to defer execution of a module until it's first use.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-defer-import                                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-defer-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-css-preload [value]                      Auto-emit `<link rel="preload" as="style">` for the CSS of every dynamically imported (`import()`) chunk, so the stylesheet fetches in parallel with the chunk's JavaScript instead of after it parses. Unlike `dynamicImportPreload`, the JavaScript itself is not preloaded. `true` uses the default order; a number sets the preload order.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-css-preload                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-css-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-fetch-priority <value>                   Specifies global fetchPriority for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-fetch-priority                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-mode <value>                             Specifies global mode for dynamic import.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-prefetch [value]                         Specifies global prefetch for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-prefetch                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-preload [value]                          Specifies global preload for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-preload                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url [value]                                     Enable/disable parsing of dynamic URL. Enable/disable parsing of new URL() syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url                                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-exports-presence <value>                                Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "import ... from ..." and "export ... from ...".
  --no-module-parser-javascript-exports-presence                                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-expr-context-critical                                   Enable warnings for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-expr-context-critical                                Negative 'module-parser-javascript-expr-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-expr-context-recursive                                  Enable recursive directory lookup for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-expr-context-recursive                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-expr-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-expr-context-reg-exp [value]                            Sets the default regular expression for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-expr-context-reg-exp                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-expr-context-reg-exp' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-expr-context-request <value>                            Set the default request for full dynamic dependencies.
  --module-parser-javascript-harmony                                                 Enable/disable parsing of EcmaScript Modules syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-harmony                                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-harmony' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import                                                  Enable/disable parsing of import() syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import                                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-exports-presence <value>                         Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "import ... from ...".
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-exports-presence                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta [value]                                     Enable/disable evaluating import.meta. Set to 'preserve-unknown' or an object to preserve unknown properties for runtime evaluation.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta                                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta-dirname                                     Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.dirname.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta-dirname                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta-dirname' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta-env                                         Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.env.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta-env                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta-env' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta-filename                                    Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.filename.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta-filename                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta-filename' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta-main                                        Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.main.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta-main                                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta-main' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta-resolve                                     Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.resolve.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta-resolve                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta-resolve' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta-url                                         Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.url.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta-url                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta-webpack                                     Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpack.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta-webpack                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta-webpack' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta-webpack-context                             Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackContext.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta-webpack-context                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta-webpack-context' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta-webpack-hot                                 Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackHot.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta-webpack-hot                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta-webpack-hot' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-import-meta-context                                     Deprecated in favor of "importMeta" object option with a "webpackContext" field. Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackContext.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-import-meta-context                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-import-meta-context' option.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-node                                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-node' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-node-dirname [value]                                    Include a polyfill for the '__dirname' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-node-dirname                                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-node-dirname' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-node-filename [value]                                   Include a polyfill for the '__filename' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-node-filename                                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-node-filename' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-node-global [value]                                     Include a polyfill for the 'global' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-node-global                                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-node-global' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-override-strict <value>                                 Override the module to strict or non-strict. This may affect the behavior of the module (some behaviors differ between strict and non-strict), so please configure this option carefully.
  --module-parser-javascript-pure-functions <value...>                               A top-level function name in the module to treat as side-effect-free when called.
  --module-parser-javascript-pure-functions-reset                                    Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript.pureFunctions' configuration. Mark the listed top-level function names for pure-function-based tree shaking.
  --module-parser-javascript-reexport-exports-presence <value>                       Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "export ... from ...". This might be useful to disable during the migration from "export ... from ..." to "export type ... from ..." when reexporting types in TypeScript.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-reexport-exports-presence                            Negative 'module-parser-javascript-reexport-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-require-context                                         Enable/disable parsing of require.context syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-require-context                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-require-context' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-require-ensure                                          Enable/disable parsing of require.ensure syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-require-ensure                                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-require-ensure' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-require-include                                         Enable/disable parsing of require.include syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-require-include                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-require-include' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-require-js                                              Enable/disable parsing of require.js special syntax like require.config, requirejs.config, require.version and requirejs.onError.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-require-js                                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-require-js' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-source-import                                           Enable experimental tc39 proposal https://github.com/tc39/proposal-source-phase-imports. This allows importing modules at source phase.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-source-import                                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-source-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-spec-namespace-object                                   Hand out a spec-compliant Module Namespace Exotic Object for 'import * as ns' and 'import()' of this module instead of the plain exports object. Requires 'Proxy' in the target environment, keeps every exported name, and costs runtime code, so enable it per module. Set it on the imported module, not on the importer.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-spec-namespace-object                                Negative 'module-parser-javascript-spec-namespace-object' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-strict-export-presence                                  Deprecated in favor of "exportsPresence". Emit errors instead of warnings when imported names don't exist in imported module.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-strict-export-presence                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-strict-export-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-strict-mode-violations <value>                          Specifies the behavior of constructs that break at runtime in strict mode (e.g. 'with', 'arguments.callee', assigning to read-only globals) when modules are emitted as ES module output.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-strict-mode-violations                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-strict-mode-violations' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-strict-this-context-on-imports                          Handle the this context correctly according to the spec for namespace objects.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-strict-this-context-on-imports                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-strict-this-context-on-imports' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-system                                                  Enable/disable parsing of System.js special syntax like System.import, System.get, System.set and System.register.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-system                                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-system' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-typescript                                              Enable typescript support.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-typescript                                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-typescript' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-unknown-context-critical                                Enable warnings when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-unknown-context-critical                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-unknown-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-unknown-context-recursive                               Enable recursive directory lookup when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-unknown-context-recursive                            Negative 'module-parser-javascript-unknown-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-unknown-context-reg-exp [value]                         Sets the regular expression when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-unknown-context-reg-exp                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-unknown-context-reg-exp' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-unknown-context-request <value>                         Sets the request when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --module-parser-javascript-url [value]                                             Enable/disable parsing of new URL() syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-url                                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-as <value...>                                 Default `as` attribute (script / style / font / image / …).
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-exclude <value...>                            One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-exclude-glob <value...>                       A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-exclude-not <value...>                        Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-exclude-not-glob <value...>                   A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-fetch-priority <value...>                     Default fetchpriority for prefetch / preload links.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-url-hints-fetch-priority                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-url-hints-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-include <value...>                            One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-include-glob <value...>                       A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-include-not <value...>                        Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-include-not-glob <value...>                   A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-media <value...>                              Default `media` attribute (e.g. `"(min-width: 800px)"`).
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-prefetch                                      When true, emit `<link rel="prefetch">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-url-hints-prefetch                                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-url-hints-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-preload                                       When true, emit `<link rel="preload">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-url-hints-preload                                    Negative 'module-parser-javascript-url-hints-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-test <value...>                               One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-test-glob <value...>                          A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-test-not <value...>                           Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-test-not-glob <value...>                      A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-type <value...>                               Default `type` attribute (MIME).
  --module-parser-javascript-url-hints-reset                                         Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript.urlHints' configuration. URL-referenced-asset default hint rules for this parser (JavaScript `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`).
  --module-parser-javascript-worker [value...]                                       Specify a syntax that should be parsed as WebWorker reference. 'Abc' handles 'new Abc()', 'Abc from xyz' handles 'import { Abc } from "xyz"; new Abc()', 'abc()' handles 'abc()', and combinations are also possible. Disable or configure parsing of WebWorker syntax like new Worker() or navigator.serviceWorker.register().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-worker                                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-worker' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-worker-reset                                            Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript.worker' configuration. Disable or configure parsing of WebWorker syntax like new Worker() or navigator.serviceWorker.register().
  --module-parser-javascript-worklet [value...]                                      Specify a syntax that should be parsed as Worklet reference. '*context.audioWorklet.addModule()' handles 'context.audioWorklet.addModule()', 'abc()' handles 'abc()', and combinations are also possible. Disable or configure parsing of Worklet syntax like context.audioWorklet.addModule() or CSS.paintWorklet.addModule().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-worklet                                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-worklet' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-worklet-reset                                           Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript.worklet' configuration. Disable or configure parsing of Worklet syntax like context.audioWorklet.addModule() or CSS.paintWorklet.addModule().
  --module-parser-javascript-wrapped-context-critical                                Enable warnings for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-wrapped-context-critical                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-wrapped-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-wrapped-context-recursive                               Enable recursive directory lookup for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-wrapped-context-recursive                            Negative 'module-parser-javascript-wrapped-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-wrapped-context-reg-exp <value>                         Set the inner regular expression for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-amd                                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-amd' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-anonymous-default-export-name                      Set .name to "default" for anonymous default export functions and classes per ES spec. Disable to reduce output size when .name is not needed.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-anonymous-default-export-name                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-anonymous-default-export-name' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-browserify                                         Enable/disable special handling for browserify bundles.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-browserify                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-browserify' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-commonjs                                           Enable/disable parsing of CommonJs syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-commonjs                                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-commonjs' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-commonjs-magic-comments                            Enable/disable parsing of magic comments in CommonJs syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-commonjs-magic-comments                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-commonjs-magic-comments' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-create-require [value]                             Enable/disable parsing "import { createRequire } from "module"" and evaluating createRequire().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-create-require                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-create-require' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-defer-import                                       Enable experimental tc39 proposal https://github.com/tc39/proposal-defer-import-eval. This allows to defer execution of a module until it's first use.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-defer-import                                    Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-defer-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-css-preload [value]                 Auto-emit `<link rel="preload" as="style">` for the CSS of every dynamically imported (`import()`) chunk, so the stylesheet fetches in parallel with the chunk's JavaScript instead of after it parses. Unlike `dynamicImportPreload`, the JavaScript itself is not preloaded. `true` uses the default order; a number sets the preload order.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-css-preload                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-css-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-fetch-priority <value>              Specifies global fetchPriority for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-fetch-priority                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-mode <value>                        Specifies global mode for dynamic import.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-prefetch [value]                    Specifies global prefetch for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-prefetch                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-preload [value]                     Specifies global preload for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-preload                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-import-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-url                                        Enable/disable parsing of dynamic URL.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-url                                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-dynamic-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-exports-presence <value>                           Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "import ... from ..." and "export ... from ...".
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-exports-presence                                Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-expr-context-critical                              Enable warnings for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-expr-context-critical                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-expr-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-expr-context-recursive                             Enable recursive directory lookup for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-expr-context-recursive                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-expr-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-expr-context-reg-exp [value]                       Sets the default regular expression for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-expr-context-reg-exp                            Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-expr-context-reg-exp' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-expr-context-request <value>                       Set the default request for full dynamic dependencies.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-harmony                                            Enable/disable parsing of EcmaScript Modules syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-harmony                                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-harmony' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import                                             Enable/disable parsing of import() syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import                                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-exports-presence <value>                    Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "import ... from ...".
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-exports-presence                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta [value]                                Enable/disable evaluating import.meta. Set to 'preserve-unknown' or an object to preserve unknown properties for runtime evaluation.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta                                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-dirname                                Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.dirname.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-dirname                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-dirname' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-env                                    Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.env.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-env                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-env' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-filename                               Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.filename.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-filename                            Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-filename' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-main                                   Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.main.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-main                                Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-main' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-resolve                                Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.resolve.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-resolve                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-resolve' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-url                                    Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.url.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-url                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-webpack                                Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpack.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-webpack                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-webpack' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-webpack-context                        Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackContext.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-webpack-context                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-webpack-context' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-webpack-hot                            Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackHot.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-webpack-hot                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-webpack-hot' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-context                                Deprecated in favor of "importMeta" object option with a "webpackContext" field. Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackContext.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-context                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-import-meta-context' option.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-node                                            Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-node' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-node-dirname [value]                               Include a polyfill for the '__dirname' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-node-dirname                                    Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-node-dirname' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-node-filename [value]                              Include a polyfill for the '__filename' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-node-filename                                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-node-filename' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-node-global [value]                                Include a polyfill for the 'global' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-node-global                                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-node-global' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-override-strict <value>                            Override the module to strict or non-strict. This may affect the behavior of the module (some behaviors differ between strict and non-strict), so please configure this option carefully.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-pure-functions <value...>                          A top-level function name in the module to treat as side-effect-free when called.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-pure-functions-reset                               Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/auto.pureFunctions' configuration. Mark the listed top-level function names for pure-function-based tree shaking.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-reexport-exports-presence <value>                  Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "export ... from ...". This might be useful to disable during the migration from "export ... from ..." to "export type ... from ..." when reexporting types in TypeScript.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-reexport-exports-presence                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-reexport-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-require-context                                    Enable/disable parsing of require.context syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-require-context                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-require-context' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-require-ensure                                     Enable/disable parsing of require.ensure syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-require-ensure                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-require-ensure' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-require-include                                    Enable/disable parsing of require.include syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-require-include                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-require-include' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-require-js                                         Enable/disable parsing of require.js special syntax like require.config, requirejs.config, require.version and requirejs.onError.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-require-js                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-require-js' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-source-import                                      Enable experimental tc39 proposal https://github.com/tc39/proposal-source-phase-imports. This allows importing modules at source phase.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-source-import                                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-source-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-spec-namespace-object                              Hand out a spec-compliant Module Namespace Exotic Object for 'import * as ns' and 'import()' of this module instead of the plain exports object. Requires 'Proxy' in the target environment, keeps every exported name, and costs runtime code, so enable it per module. Set it on the imported module, not on the importer.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-spec-namespace-object                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-spec-namespace-object' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-strict-export-presence                             Deprecated in favor of "exportsPresence". Emit errors instead of warnings when imported names don't exist in imported module.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-strict-export-presence                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-strict-export-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-strict-mode-violations <value>                     Specifies the behavior of constructs that break at runtime in strict mode (e.g. 'with', 'arguments.callee', assigning to read-only globals) when modules are emitted as ES module output.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-strict-mode-violations                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-strict-mode-violations' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-strict-this-context-on-imports                     Handle the this context correctly according to the spec for namespace objects.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-strict-this-context-on-imports                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-strict-this-context-on-imports' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-system                                             Enable/disable parsing of System.js special syntax like System.import, System.get, System.set and System.register.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-system                                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-system' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-typescript                                         Enable typescript support.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-typescript                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-typescript' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-unknown-context-critical                           Enable warnings when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-unknown-context-critical                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-unknown-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-unknown-context-recursive                          Enable recursive directory lookup when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-unknown-context-recursive                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-unknown-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-unknown-context-reg-exp [value]                    Sets the regular expression when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-unknown-context-reg-exp                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-unknown-context-reg-exp' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-unknown-context-request <value>                    Sets the request when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url [value]                                        Enable/disable parsing of new URL() syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-url                                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-as <value...>                            Default `as` attribute (script / style / font / image / …).
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-exclude <value...>                       One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-exclude-glob <value...>                  A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-exclude-not <value...>                   Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-exclude-not-glob <value...>              A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-fetch-priority <value...>                Default fetchpriority for prefetch / preload links.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-fetch-priority                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-include <value...>                       One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-include-glob <value...>                  A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-include-not <value...>                   Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-include-not-glob <value...>              A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-media <value...>                         Default `media` attribute (e.g. `"(min-width: 800px)"`).
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-prefetch                                 When true, emit `<link rel="prefetch">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-prefetch                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-preload                                  When true, emit `<link rel="preload">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-preload                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-test <value...>                          One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-test-glob <value...>                     A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-test-not <value...>                      Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-test-not-glob <value...>                 A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-type <value...>                          Default `type` attribute (MIME).
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-url-hints-reset                                    Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/auto.urlHints' configuration. URL-referenced-asset default hint rules for this parser (JavaScript `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`).
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-worker [value...]                                  Specify a syntax that should be parsed as WebWorker reference. 'Abc' handles 'new Abc()', 'Abc from xyz' handles 'import { Abc } from "xyz"; new Abc()', 'abc()' handles 'abc()', and combinations are also possible. Disable or configure parsing of WebWorker syntax like new Worker() or navigator.serviceWorker.register().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-worker                                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-worker' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-worker-reset                                       Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/auto.worker' configuration. Disable or configure parsing of WebWorker syntax like new Worker() or navigator.serviceWorker.register().
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-worklet [value...]                                 Specify a syntax that should be parsed as Worklet reference. '*context.audioWorklet.addModule()' handles 'context.audioWorklet.addModule()', 'abc()' handles 'abc()', and combinations are also possible. Disable or configure parsing of Worklet syntax like context.audioWorklet.addModule() or CSS.paintWorklet.addModule().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-worklet                                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-worklet' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-worklet-reset                                      Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/auto.worklet' configuration. Disable or configure parsing of Worklet syntax like context.audioWorklet.addModule() or CSS.paintWorklet.addModule().
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-wrapped-context-critical                           Enable warnings for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-wrapped-context-critical                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-wrapped-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-wrapped-context-recursive                          Enable recursive directory lookup for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-auto-wrapped-context-recursive                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-auto-wrapped-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-auto-wrapped-context-reg-exp <value>                    Set the inner regular expression for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-amd                                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-amd' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-anonymous-default-export-name                   Set .name to "default" for anonymous default export functions and classes per ES spec. Disable to reduce output size when .name is not needed.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-anonymous-default-export-name                Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-anonymous-default-export-name' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-browserify                                      Enable/disable special handling for browserify bundles.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-browserify                                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-browserify' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-commonjs                                        Enable/disable parsing of CommonJs syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-commonjs                                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-commonjs' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-commonjs-magic-comments                         Enable/disable parsing of magic comments in CommonJs syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-commonjs-magic-comments                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-commonjs-magic-comments' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-create-require [value]                          Enable/disable parsing "import { createRequire } from "module"" and evaluating createRequire().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-create-require                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-create-require' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-defer-import                                    Enable experimental tc39 proposal https://github.com/tc39/proposal-defer-import-eval. This allows to defer execution of a module until it's first use.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-defer-import                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-defer-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-css-preload [value]              Auto-emit `<link rel="preload" as="style">` for the CSS of every dynamically imported (`import()`) chunk, so the stylesheet fetches in parallel with the chunk's JavaScript instead of after it parses. Unlike `dynamicImportPreload`, the JavaScript itself is not preloaded. `true` uses the default order; a number sets the preload order.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-css-preload                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-css-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-fetch-priority <value>           Specifies global fetchPriority for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-fetch-priority                Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-mode <value>                     Specifies global mode for dynamic import.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-prefetch [value]                 Specifies global prefetch for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-prefetch                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-preload [value]                  Specifies global preload for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-preload                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-import-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-url                                     Enable/disable parsing of dynamic URL.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-url                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-dynamic-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-exports-presence <value>                        Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "import ... from ..." and "export ... from ...".
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-exports-presence                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-expr-context-critical                           Enable warnings for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-expr-context-critical                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-expr-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-expr-context-recursive                          Enable recursive directory lookup for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-expr-context-recursive                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-expr-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-expr-context-reg-exp [value]                    Sets the default regular expression for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-expr-context-reg-exp                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-expr-context-reg-exp' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-expr-context-request <value>                    Set the default request for full dynamic dependencies.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-harmony                                         Enable/disable parsing of EcmaScript Modules syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-harmony                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-harmony' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import                                          Enable/disable parsing of import() syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import                                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-exports-presence <value>                 Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "import ... from ...".
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-exports-presence                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta [value]                             Enable/disable evaluating import.meta. Set to 'preserve-unknown' or an object to preserve unknown properties for runtime evaluation.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-dirname                             Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.dirname.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-dirname                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-dirname' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-env                                 Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.env.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-env                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-env' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-filename                            Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.filename.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-filename                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-filename' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-main                                Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.main.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-main                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-main' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-resolve                             Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.resolve.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-resolve                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-resolve' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-url                                 Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.url.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-url                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-webpack                             Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpack.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-webpack                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-webpack' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-webpack-context                     Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackContext.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-webpack-context                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-webpack-context' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-webpack-hot                         Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackHot.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-webpack-hot                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-webpack-hot' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-context                             Deprecated in favor of "importMeta" object option with a "webpackContext" field. Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackContext.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-context                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-import-meta-context' option.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node                                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node-dirname [value]                            Include a polyfill for the '__dirname' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node-dirname                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node-dirname' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node-filename [value]                           Include a polyfill for the '__filename' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node-filename                                Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node-filename' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node-global [value]                             Include a polyfill for the 'global' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node-global                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-node-global' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-override-strict <value>                         Override the module to strict or non-strict. This may affect the behavior of the module (some behaviors differ between strict and non-strict), so please configure this option carefully.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-pure-functions <value...>                       A top-level function name in the module to treat as side-effect-free when called.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-pure-functions-reset                            Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/dynamic.pureFunctions' configuration. Mark the listed top-level function names for pure-function-based tree shaking.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-reexport-exports-presence <value>               Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "export ... from ...". This might be useful to disable during the migration from "export ... from ..." to "export type ... from ..." when reexporting types in TypeScript.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-reexport-exports-presence                    Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-reexport-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-context                                 Enable/disable parsing of require.context syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-context                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-context' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-ensure                                  Enable/disable parsing of require.ensure syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-ensure                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-ensure' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-include                                 Enable/disable parsing of require.include syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-include                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-include' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-js                                      Enable/disable parsing of require.js special syntax like require.config, requirejs.config, require.version and requirejs.onError.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-js                                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-require-js' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-source-import                                   Enable experimental tc39 proposal https://github.com/tc39/proposal-source-phase-imports. This allows importing modules at source phase.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-source-import                                Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-source-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-spec-namespace-object                           Hand out a spec-compliant Module Namespace Exotic Object for 'import * as ns' and 'import()' of this module instead of the plain exports object. Requires 'Proxy' in the target environment, keeps every exported name, and costs runtime code, so enable it per module. Set it on the imported module, not on the importer.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-spec-namespace-object                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-spec-namespace-object' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-strict-export-presence                          Deprecated in favor of "exportsPresence". Emit errors instead of warnings when imported names don't exist in imported module.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-strict-export-presence                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-strict-export-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-strict-mode-violations <value>                  Specifies the behavior of constructs that break at runtime in strict mode (e.g. 'with', 'arguments.callee', assigning to read-only globals) when modules are emitted as ES module output.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-strict-mode-violations                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-strict-mode-violations' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-strict-this-context-on-imports                  Handle the this context correctly according to the spec for namespace objects.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-strict-this-context-on-imports               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-strict-this-context-on-imports' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-system                                          Enable/disable parsing of System.js special syntax like System.import, System.get, System.set and System.register.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-system                                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-system' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-typescript                                      Enable typescript support.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-typescript                                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-typescript' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-unknown-context-critical                        Enable warnings when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-unknown-context-critical                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-unknown-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-unknown-context-recursive                       Enable recursive directory lookup when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-unknown-context-recursive                    Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-unknown-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-unknown-context-reg-exp [value]                 Sets the regular expression when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-unknown-context-reg-exp                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-unknown-context-reg-exp' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-unknown-context-request <value>                 Sets the request when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-as <value...>                         Default `as` attribute (script / style / font / image / …).
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-exclude <value...>                    One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-exclude-glob <value...>               A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-exclude-not <value...>                Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-exclude-not-glob <value...>           A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-fetch-priority <value...>             Default fetchpriority for prefetch / preload links.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-fetch-priority                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-include <value...>                    One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-include-glob <value...>               A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-include-not <value...>                Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-include-not-glob <value...>           A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-media <value...>                      Default `media` attribute (e.g. `"(min-width: 800px)"`).
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-prefetch                              When true, emit `<link rel="prefetch">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-prefetch                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-preload                               When true, emit `<link rel="preload">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-preload                            Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-test <value...>                       One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-test-glob <value...>                  A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-test-not <value...>                   Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-test-not-glob <value...>              A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-type <value...>                       Default `type` attribute (MIME).
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-url-hints-reset                                 Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/dynamic.urlHints' configuration. URL-referenced-asset default hint rules for this parser (JavaScript `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`).
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-worker [value...]                               Specify a syntax that should be parsed as WebWorker reference. 'Abc' handles 'new Abc()', 'Abc from xyz' handles 'import { Abc } from "xyz"; new Abc()', 'abc()' handles 'abc()', and combinations are also possible. Disable or configure parsing of WebWorker syntax like new Worker() or navigator.serviceWorker.register().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-worker                                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-worker' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-worker-reset                                    Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/dynamic.worker' configuration. Disable or configure parsing of WebWorker syntax like new Worker() or navigator.serviceWorker.register().
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-worklet [value...]                              Specify a syntax that should be parsed as Worklet reference. '*context.audioWorklet.addModule()' handles 'context.audioWorklet.addModule()', 'abc()' handles 'abc()', and combinations are also possible. Disable or configure parsing of Worklet syntax like context.audioWorklet.addModule() or CSS.paintWorklet.addModule().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-worklet                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-worklet' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-worklet-reset                                   Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/dynamic.worklet' configuration. Disable or configure parsing of Worklet syntax like context.audioWorklet.addModule() or CSS.paintWorklet.addModule().
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-wrapped-context-critical                        Enable warnings for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-wrapped-context-critical                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-wrapped-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-wrapped-context-recursive                       Enable recursive directory lookup for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-dynamic-wrapped-context-recursive                    Negative 'module-parser-javascript-dynamic-wrapped-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-dynamic-wrapped-context-reg-exp <value>                 Set the inner regular expression for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-amd                                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-amd' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-anonymous-default-export-name                       Set .name to "default" for anonymous default export functions and classes per ES spec. Disable to reduce output size when .name is not needed.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-anonymous-default-export-name                    Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-anonymous-default-export-name' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-browserify                                          Enable/disable special handling for browserify bundles.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-browserify                                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-browserify' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-commonjs                                            Enable/disable parsing of CommonJs syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-commonjs                                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-commonjs' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-commonjs-magic-comments                             Enable/disable parsing of magic comments in CommonJs syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-commonjs-magic-comments                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-commonjs-magic-comments' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-create-require [value]                              Enable/disable parsing "import { createRequire } from "module"" and evaluating createRequire().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-create-require                                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-create-require' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-defer-import                                        Enable experimental tc39 proposal https://github.com/tc39/proposal-defer-import-eval. This allows to defer execution of a module until it's first use.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-defer-import                                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-defer-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-css-preload [value]                  Auto-emit `<link rel="preload" as="style">` for the CSS of every dynamically imported (`import()`) chunk, so the stylesheet fetches in parallel with the chunk's JavaScript instead of after it parses. Unlike `dynamicImportPreload`, the JavaScript itself is not preloaded. `true` uses the default order; a number sets the preload order.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-css-preload                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-css-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-fetch-priority <value>               Specifies global fetchPriority for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-fetch-priority                    Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-mode <value>                         Specifies global mode for dynamic import.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-prefetch [value]                     Specifies global prefetch for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-prefetch                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-preload [value]                      Specifies global preload for dynamic import.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-preload                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-import-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-url                                         Enable/disable parsing of dynamic URL.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-url                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-dynamic-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-exports-presence <value>                            Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "import ... from ..." and "export ... from ...".
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-exports-presence                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-expr-context-critical                               Enable warnings for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-expr-context-critical                            Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-expr-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-expr-context-recursive                              Enable recursive directory lookup for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-expr-context-recursive                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-expr-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-expr-context-reg-exp [value]                        Sets the default regular expression for full dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-expr-context-reg-exp                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-expr-context-reg-exp' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-expr-context-request <value>                        Set the default request for full dynamic dependencies.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-harmony                                             Enable/disable parsing of EcmaScript Modules syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-harmony                                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-harmony' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import                                              Enable/disable parsing of import() syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import                                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-exports-presence <value>                     Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "import ... from ...".
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-exports-presence                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta [value]                                 Enable/disable evaluating import.meta. Set to 'preserve-unknown' or an object to preserve unknown properties for runtime evaluation.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-dirname                                 Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.dirname.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-dirname                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-dirname' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-env                                     Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.env.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-env                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-env' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-filename                                Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.filename.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-filename                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-filename' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-main                                    Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.main.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-main                                 Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-main' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-resolve                                 Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.resolve.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-resolve                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-resolve' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-url                                     Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.url.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-url                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-webpack                                 Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpack.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-webpack                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-webpack' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-webpack-context                         Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackContext.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-webpack-context                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-webpack-context' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-webpack-hot                             Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackHot.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-webpack-hot                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-webpack-hot' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-context                                 Deprecated in favor of "importMeta" object option with a "webpackContext" field. Enable/disable evaluating import.meta.webpackContext.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-context                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-import-meta-context' option.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-node                                             Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-node' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-node-dirname [value]                                Include a polyfill for the '__dirname' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-node-dirname                                     Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-node-dirname' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-node-filename [value]                               Include a polyfill for the '__filename' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-node-filename                                    Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-node-filename' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-node-global [value]                                 Include a polyfill for the 'global' variable.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-node-global                                      Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-node-global' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-override-strict <value>                             Override the module to strict or non-strict. This may affect the behavior of the module (some behaviors differ between strict and non-strict), so please configure this option carefully.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-pure-functions <value...>                           A top-level function name in the module to treat as side-effect-free when called.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-pure-functions-reset                                Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/esm.pureFunctions' configuration. Mark the listed top-level function names for pure-function-based tree shaking.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-reexport-exports-presence <value>                   Specifies the behavior of invalid export names in "export ... from ...". This might be useful to disable during the migration from "export ... from ..." to "export type ... from ..." when reexporting types in TypeScript.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-reexport-exports-presence                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-reexport-exports-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-require-context                                     Enable/disable parsing of require.context syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-require-context                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-require-context' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-require-ensure                                      Enable/disable parsing of require.ensure syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-require-ensure                                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-require-ensure' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-require-include                                     Enable/disable parsing of require.include syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-require-include                                  Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-require-include' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-require-js                                          Enable/disable parsing of require.js special syntax like require.config, requirejs.config, require.version and requirejs.onError.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-require-js                                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-require-js' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-source-import                                       Enable experimental tc39 proposal https://github.com/tc39/proposal-source-phase-imports. This allows importing modules at source phase.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-source-import                                    Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-source-import' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-spec-namespace-object                               Hand out a spec-compliant Module Namespace Exotic Object for 'import * as ns' and 'import()' of this module instead of the plain exports object. Requires 'Proxy' in the target environment, keeps every exported name, and costs runtime code, so enable it per module. Set it on the imported module, not on the importer.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-spec-namespace-object                            Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-spec-namespace-object' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-strict-export-presence                              Deprecated in favor of "exportsPresence". Emit errors instead of warnings when imported names don't exist in imported module.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-strict-export-presence                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-strict-export-presence' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-strict-mode-violations <value>                      Specifies the behavior of constructs that break at runtime in strict mode (e.g. 'with', 'arguments.callee', assigning to read-only globals) when modules are emitted as ES module output.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-strict-mode-violations                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-strict-mode-violations' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-strict-this-context-on-imports                      Handle the this context correctly according to the spec for namespace objects.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-strict-this-context-on-imports                   Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-strict-this-context-on-imports' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-system                                              Enable/disable parsing of System.js special syntax like System.import, System.get, System.set and System.register.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-system                                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-system' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-typescript                                          Enable typescript support.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-typescript                                       Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-typescript' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-unknown-context-critical                            Enable warnings when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-unknown-context-critical                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-unknown-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-unknown-context-recursive                           Enable recursive directory lookup when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-unknown-context-recursive                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-unknown-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-unknown-context-reg-exp [value]                     Sets the regular expression when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-unknown-context-reg-exp                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-unknown-context-reg-exp' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-unknown-context-request <value>                     Sets the request when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url [value]                                         Enable/disable parsing of new URL() syntax.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-url                                              Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-url' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-as <value...>                             Default `as` attribute (script / style / font / image / …).
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-exclude <value...>                        One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-exclude-glob <value...>                   A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-exclude-not <value...>                    Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-exclude-not-glob <value...>               A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-fetch-priority <value...>                 Default fetchpriority for prefetch / preload links.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-fetch-priority                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-fetch-priority' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-include <value...>                        One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-include-glob <value...>                   A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-include-not <value...>                    Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-include-not-glob <value...>               A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-media <value...>                          Default `media` attribute (e.g. `"(min-width: 800px)"`).
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-prefetch                                  When true, emit `<link rel="prefetch">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-prefetch                               Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-prefetch' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-preload                                   When true, emit `<link rel="preload">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-preload                                Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-preload' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-test <value...>                           One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-test-glob <value...>                      A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-test-not <value...>                       Logical NOT.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-test-not-glob <value...>                  A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-type <value...>                           Default `type` attribute (MIME).
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-url-hints-reset                                     Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/esm.urlHints' configuration. URL-referenced-asset default hint rules for this parser (JavaScript `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`).
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-worker [value...]                                   Specify a syntax that should be parsed as WebWorker reference. 'Abc' handles 'new Abc()', 'Abc from xyz' handles 'import { Abc } from "xyz"; new Abc()', 'abc()' handles 'abc()', and combinations are also possible. Disable or configure parsing of WebWorker syntax like new Worker() or navigator.serviceWorker.register().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-worker                                           Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-worker' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-worker-reset                                        Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/esm.worker' configuration. Disable or configure parsing of WebWorker syntax like new Worker() or navigator.serviceWorker.register().
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-worklet [value...]                                  Specify a syntax that should be parsed as Worklet reference. '*context.audioWorklet.addModule()' handles 'context.audioWorklet.addModule()', 'abc()' handles 'abc()', and combinations are also possible. Disable or configure parsing of Worklet syntax like context.audioWorklet.addModule() or CSS.paintWorklet.addModule().
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-worklet                                          Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-worklet' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-worklet-reset                                       Clear all items provided in 'module.parser.javascript/esm.worklet' configuration. Disable or configure parsing of Worklet syntax like context.audioWorklet.addModule() or CSS.paintWorklet.addModule().
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-wrapped-context-critical                            Enable warnings for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-wrapped-context-critical                         Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-wrapped-context-critical' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-wrapped-context-recursive                           Enable recursive directory lookup for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --no-module-parser-javascript-esm-wrapped-context-recursive                        Negative 'module-parser-javascript-esm-wrapped-context-recursive' option.
  --module-parser-javascript-esm-wrapped-context-reg-exp <value>                     Set the inner regular expression for partial dynamic dependencies.
  --module-parser-json-exports-depth <value>                                         The depth of json dependency flagged as `exportInfo`.
  --module-parser-json-named-exports                                                 Allow named exports for json of object type.
  --no-module-parser-json-named-exports                                              Negative 'module-parser-json-named-exports' option.
  --module-rules-compiler <value...>                                                 Match the child compiler name.
  --module-rules-compiler-glob <value...>                                            A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-compiler-not <value...>                                             Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-compiler-not-glob <value...>                                        A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-dependency <value...>                                               Match dependency type.
  --module-rules-dependency-glob <value...>                                          A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-dependency-not <value...>                                           Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-dependency-not-glob <value...>                                      A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-description-relative-path <value...>                                Match the path of the module relative to the directory of the description file (usually package.json), i.e. './lib/button.js'. Always uses forward slashes.
  --module-rules-description-relative-path-glob <value...>                           A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-description-relative-path-not <value...>                            Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-description-relative-path-not-glob <value...>                       A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-enforce <value...>                                                  Enforce this rule as pre or post step.
  --module-rules-exclude <value...>                                                  Shortcut for resource.exclude.
  --module-rules-exclude-glob <value...>                                             A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-exclude-not <value...>                                              Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-exclude-not-glob <value...>                                         A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-extract-source-map                                                  Enable/Disable extracting source map.
  --no-module-rules-extract-source-map                                               Negative 'module-rules-extract-source-map' option.
  --module-rules-glob <value...>                                                     A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-include <value...>                                                  Shortcut for resource.include.
  --module-rules-include-glob <value...>                                             A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-include-not <value...>                                              Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-include-not-glob <value...>                                         A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-issuer <value...>                                                   Match the issuer of the module (The module pointing to this module).
  --module-rules-issuer-glob <value...>                                              A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-issuer-not <value...>                                               Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-issuer-not-glob <value...>                                          A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-issuer-layer <value...>                                             Match layer of the issuer of this module (The module pointing to this module).
  --module-rules-issuer-layer-glob <value...>                                        A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-issuer-layer-not <value...>                                         Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-issuer-layer-not-glob <value...>                                    A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-layer <value...>                                                    Specifies the layer in which the module should be placed in.
  --module-rules-loader <value...>                                                   A loader request.
  --module-rules-mimetype <value...>                                                 Match module mimetype when load from Data URI.
  --module-rules-mimetype-glob <value...>                                            A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-mimetype-not <value...>                                             Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-mimetype-not-glob <value...>                                        A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-phase <value...>                                                    Match the import phase of the dependency.
  --module-rules-phase-glob <value...>                                               A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-phase-not <value...>                                                Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-phase-not-glob <value...>                                           A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-real-resource <value...>                                            Match the real resource path of the module.
  --module-rules-real-resource-glob <value...>                                       A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-real-resource-not <value...>                                        Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-real-resource-not-glob <value...>                                   A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-resource <value...>                                                 Match the resource path of the module.
  --module-rules-resource-glob <value...>                                            A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-resource-not <value...>                                             Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-resource-not-glob <value...>                                        A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-resource-fragment <value...>                                        Match the resource fragment of the module.
  --module-rules-resource-fragment-glob <value...>                                   A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-resource-fragment-not <value...>                                    Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-resource-fragment-not-glob <value...>                               A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-resource-query <value...>                                           Match the resource query of the module.
  --module-rules-resource-query-glob <value...>                                      A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-resource-query-not <value...>                                       Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-resource-query-not-glob <value...>                                  A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-scheme <value...>                                                   Match module scheme.
  --module-rules-scheme-glob <value...>                                              A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-scheme-not <value...>                                               Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-scheme-not-glob <value...>                                          A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-side-effects                                                        Flags a module as with or without side effects.
  --no-module-rules-side-effects                                                     Negative 'module-rules-side-effects' option.
  --module-rules-test <value...>                                                     Shortcut for resource.test.
  --module-rules-test-glob <value...>                                                A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-test-not <value...>                                                 Logical NOT.
  --module-rules-test-not-glob <value...>                                            A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --module-rules-type <value...>                                                     Module type to use for the module.
  --module-rules-use-ident <value...>                                                Unique loader options identifier.
  --module-rules-use-loader <value...>                                               A loader request.
  --module-rules-use-options <value...>                                              Options passed to a loader.
  --module-rules-use <value...>                                                      A loader request.
  --module-rules-reset                                                               Clear all items provided in 'module.rules' configuration. A list of rules.
  --module-strict-export-presence                                                    Emit errors instead of warnings when imported names don't exist in imported module. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.strictExportPresence'.
  --no-module-strict-export-presence                                                 Negative 'module-strict-export-presence' option.
  --module-strict-this-context-on-imports                                            Handle the this context correctly according to the spec for namespace objects. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.strictThisContextOnImports'.
  --no-module-strict-this-context-on-imports                                         Negative 'module-strict-this-context-on-imports' option.
  --module-unknown-context-critical                                                  Enable warnings when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.unknownContextCritical'.
  --no-module-unknown-context-critical                                               Negative 'module-unknown-context-critical' option.
  --module-unknown-context-recursive                                                 Enable recursive directory lookup when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.unknownContextRecursive'.
  --no-module-unknown-context-recursive                                              Negative 'module-unknown-context-recursive' option.
  --module-unknown-context-reg-exp [value]                                           Sets the regular expression when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.unknownContextRegExp'.
  --no-module-unknown-context-reg-exp                                                Negative 'module-unknown-context-reg-exp' option.
  --module-unknown-context-request <value>                                           Sets the request when using the require function in a not statically analyse-able way. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.unknownContextRequest'.
  --module-unsafe-cache                                                              Cache the resolving of module requests.
  --no-module-unsafe-cache                                                           Negative 'module-unsafe-cache' option.
  --module-wrapped-context-critical                                                  Enable warnings for partial dynamic dependencies. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.wrappedContextCritical'.
  --no-module-wrapped-context-critical                                               Negative 'module-wrapped-context-critical' option.
  --module-wrapped-context-recursive                                                 Enable recursive directory lookup for partial dynamic dependencies. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.wrappedContextRecursive'.
  --no-module-wrapped-context-recursive                                              Negative 'module-wrapped-context-recursive' option.
  --module-wrapped-context-reg-exp <value>                                           Set the inner regular expression for partial dynamic dependencies. Deprecated: This option has moved to 'module.parser.javascript.wrappedContextRegExp'.
  --name <value>                                                                     Name of the configuration. Used when loading multiple configurations.
  --no-node                                                                          Negative 'node' option.
  --node-dirname [value]                                                             Include a polyfill for the '__dirname' variable.
  --no-node-dirname                                                                  Negative 'node-dirname' option.
  --node-filename [value]                                                            Include a polyfill for the '__filename' variable.
  --no-node-filename                                                                 Negative 'node-filename' option.
  --node-global [value]                                                              Include a polyfill for the 'global' variable.
  --no-node-global                                                                   Negative 'node-global' option.
  --optimization-avoid-entry-iife                                                    Avoid wrapping the entry module in an IIFE.
  --no-optimization-avoid-entry-iife                                                 Negative 'optimization-avoid-entry-iife' option.
  --optimization-check-wasm-types                                                    Check for incompatible wasm types when importing/exporting from/to ESM.
  --no-optimization-check-wasm-types                                                 Negative 'optimization-check-wasm-types' option.
  --optimization-chunk-ids <value>                                                   Define the algorithm to choose chunk ids (named: readable ids for better debugging, deterministic: numeric hash ids for better long term caching, size: numeric ids focused on minimal initial download size, total-size: numeric ids focused on minimal total download size, false: no algorithm used, as custom one can be provided via plugin).
  --no-optimization-chunk-ids                                                        Negative 'optimization-chunk-ids' option.
  --optimization-concatenate-modules                                                 Concatenate modules when possible to generate less modules, more efficient code and enable more optimizations by the minimizer. An options object implies 'true'.
  --no-optimization-concatenate-modules                                              Negative 'optimization-concatenate-modules' option.
  --optimization-concatenate-modules-commonjs                                        Also concatenate CommonJS modules with statically analyzable exports. Defaults to 'true'.
  --no-optimization-concatenate-modules-commonjs                                     Negative 'optimization-concatenate-modules-commonjs' option.
  --optimization-emit-on-errors                                                      Emit assets even when errors occur. Critical errors are emitted into the generated code and will cause errors at runtime.
  --no-optimization-emit-on-errors                                                   Negative 'optimization-emit-on-errors' option.
  --optimization-flag-included-chunks                                                Also flag chunks as loaded which contain a subset of the modules.
  --no-optimization-flag-included-chunks                                             Negative 'optimization-flag-included-chunks' option.
  --optimization-inline-exports                                                      Inline ESM exports that bind to small primitive constants (≤6-byte null/undefined/boolean/number/string). Inlining makes the import dependency inactive so DCE can drop the export and possibly the module.
  --no-optimization-inline-exports                                                   Negative 'optimization-inline-exports' option.
  --optimization-inner-graph                                                         Creates a module-internal dependency graph for top level symbols, exports and imports, to improve unused exports detection.
  --no-optimization-inner-graph                                                      Negative 'optimization-inner-graph' option.
  --optimization-mangle-exports [value]                                              Rename exports when possible to generate shorter code (depends on optimization.usedExports and optimization.providedExports, true/"deterministic": generate short deterministic names optimized for caching, "size": generate the shortest possible names).
  --no-optimization-mangle-exports                                                   Negative 'optimization-mangle-exports' option.
  --optimization-mangle-wasm-imports                                                 Reduce size of WASM by changing imports to shorter strings.
  --no-optimization-mangle-wasm-imports                                              Negative 'optimization-mangle-wasm-imports' option.
  --optimization-merge-duplicate-chunks                                              Merge chunks which contain the same modules.
  --no-optimization-merge-duplicate-chunks                                           Negative 'optimization-merge-duplicate-chunks' option.
  --optimization-minimize                                                            Enable minimizing the output. Uses optimization.minimizer. An options object implies 'true' and sets optimization.minimizeOptions.
  --no-optimization-minimize                                                         Negative 'optimization-minimize' option.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css                                                     Negative 'optimization-minimize-css' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-color-fallbacks                                        Write a color the `browserslist` target cannot read as an extra declaration before the one naming it, in a spelling it does read: `color: oklch(59.686% 0.15619 49.7694)` is written as `color: #c65d06` and then the `oklch()` itself, so an engine reading neither the Lab family nor `hwb()` is left with a color rather than with nothing. The fallback is that color clipped into the sRGB gamut and rounded, which the declaration standing after it corrects wherever it is read. Nothing is written where the author already set the property earlier in the same block, where the color holds a substitution or a relative reference this cannot fold, or where the fallback would still name a function the target cannot read. On by default, and only in effect for a `browserslist` target — any other target names no browsers to answer for.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-color-fallbacks                                     Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-color-fallbacks' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-comments [value]                                       Which comments survive. `"some"`, the default, keeps a `/*!` banner and a comment annotated `@license` or `@preserve`; `true` (or `"all"`) keeps every comment and `false` keeps none; a string is read as a regular expression source, and it, a `RegExp` or a `(comment) => boolean` predicate is asked about each comment's own text and keeps the ones it accepts — standing in for the default rule rather than beside it, as terser's `format.comments` does, so a pattern that names nothing else drops the ones `"some"` would have kept. A `/*#` source-map pragma is a link rather than a comment, so `"some"` and `"all"` keep it; `false`, a pattern or a predicate decides it like any other. A predicate is handed to the minimizer's worker pool as source, so it must not close over anything.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-comments                                            Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-comments' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-convert-length-units                                   Rewrite a length into a shorter unit it is exactly equal in (`16px` -> `1pc`). Off by default: the authored unit is lost, and once the asset is compressed the rewrite rarely earns anything.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-convert-length-units                                Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-convert-length-units' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-fold-case                                              Write a name that matches ASCII case-insensitively in lowercase: an at-rule name, a property name, a pseudo-class or pseudo-element name, a function name, a unit, and a keyword standing in a value whose grammar takes keywords alone. `@MEDIA`, `COLOR`, `:NTH-CHILD`, `URL(`, `1PX` and `currentColor` become `@media`, `color`, `:nth-child`, `url(`, `1px` and `currentcolor`. On by default, and exact: CSS matches every one of these ASCII case-insensitively, so the fold names the same thing. What it never touches is a name the author chose — a custom property, a custom ident such as an animation or grid-area name, an id, a class, a type selector, an attribute's value, or anything inside a substituted value. `@charset` is left as written, being read as bytes rather than matched, and `!important` is always written in lowercase because the printer writes the keyword rather than copying it.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-fold-case                                           Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-fold-case' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-lower-unsupported                                      Write a spelling the `browserslist` target cannot read as one it can — the same value said another way, rather than left for an engine that will drop it: a 4-/8-digit hex as `rgba()`, a double-position gradient stop as the two stops it names, `inset` / `overflow` / `place-*` as the longhands they set, `text-decoration` as its own longhands where a slot is newer than the shorthand, `system-ui` as the stack of platform font names it stands for, a `:lang()` or `:not()` holding a list as the `:is()` that means it, a media feature range as the `min-`/`max-` pair, and `light-dark()` as the custom-property pair a color scheme switches. On by default, and only in effect for a `browserslist` target — any other target names no browsers to answer for. Off leaves every such spelling as written, which is how a stylesheet one of these rewrites gets wrong is minified; it never makes the minifier write a spelling the target cannot read.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-lower-unsupported                                   Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-lower-unsupported' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-merge-distant-rules                                    Give a rule the selectors of a later one printing the same block, past the rules standing between them. Off by default because it reorders the cascade, so it holds only where nothing between the two declares a property the shared block does. A block repeated at a distance already compresses on its own, so the join is taken only where the copy of the block it drops is worth more than twice the selector it writes instead. `mergeRules` is the safe half of this, joining only what nothing stands between.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-merge-distant-rules                                 Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-merge-distant-rules' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-merge-longhands                                        Write a family of longhands as the one shorthand that sets them — four sides or corners, the two a pair shorthand sets, or the slots of an order-free one — even where unrelated declarations stand between them. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-merge-longhands                                     Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-merge-longhands' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-merge-rules                                            Join rules nothing stands between: adjacent rules that print the same block become one selector list, at-rules that share a prelude become one rule, and a named `@layer` block a later sibling opens again is folded into the first. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-merge-rules                                         Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-merge-rules' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-normalize-quotes                                       Normalize quoting: a string takes whichever quote needs fewer escapes, a `url()` and an attribute selector's value drop theirs where the content is still one token, and a font family whose name is a run of identifiers is written unquoted. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-normalize-quotes                                    Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-normalize-quotes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-reduce-functions                                       Compute a call into the shorter call naming the same value: `calc()` and every math function over constants, a transform naming one axis or an identity, a gradient's default direction and its implied stops, an easing function that has a keyword, and a filter function given the amount an omitted argument already means. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-reduce-functions                                    Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-reduce-functions' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-remove-dead-rules                                      Drop a rule or declaration nothing can read: a rule whose block ends up empty, a declaration a later one in the same block overrides, a rule an identical later sibling makes dead, and the `@charset` naming an encoding the output is not written in. On by default. Joining rules that are not dead is `mergeRules`.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-remove-dead-rules                                   Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-remove-dead-rules' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-resolve-custom-at-rules                                Resolve the `@custom-media` and `@custom-selector` at-rules: write the query or the selector list a name stands for wherever one asks for it, and drop the rule that named it. `@custom-media --wide (width>400px)` with `@media (--wide)` becomes `@media (width>400px)`, and `@custom-selector :--heading h1, h2` with `:--heading` becomes `:is(h1, h2)`. Off until asked for: `module.parser.css.customMedia` and `module.parser.css.customSelectors` already resolve both in every stylesheet webpack parses, so this is for a `.css` asset that reached the minimizer without being parsed — one emitted by `asset/resource` or copied in. Only a name stated before the rule asking for it is written out — the rules are read in the order they are written — and a rule naming one this has not come to is left as the author had it. A selector list is written as `:is(…)`, so a name is substituted only where the target reads `:is()`.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-resolve-custom-at-rules                             Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-resolve-custom-at-rules' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-rewrite-custom-properties                              Shorten the values of custom properties (`--x: #ffffff` -> `#fff`, `--y: 0.5rem` -> `.5rem`), which are otherwise written back exactly as authored. Off by default: `getComputedStyle().getPropertyValue()` hands this text back, so a rewritten value is a different CSSOM — the one place a declaration's authored text survives. What it may rewrite is exactly what any other value's tokens may be, a color in a substitution's fallback included — that fallback being the property's value rather than the function's own argument.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-rewrite-custom-properties                           Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-rewrite-custom-properties' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-rewrite-dir-selector                                   Write a `:dir()` the `browserslist` target cannot read as the `[dir]` attribute selector it approximates: `a:dir(rtl)` becomes `a[dir=rtl]`. Off until asked for, because the two are not the same question — `:dir()` reads the directionality an element resolves to, which it may inherit from an ancestor, while `[dir=rtl]` reads the attribute on the element itself, so an element inside a `dir="rtl"` ancestor matches the first and not the second. Only in effect for a `browserslist` target that reads no `:dir()`; any other target names no browsers to answer for.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-rewrite-dir-selector                                Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-rewrite-dir-selector' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-rewrite-escapes                                        Write an escaped identifier the shortest way that names the same thing, in a value or an id: `grid-area:\66oot` becomes `grid-area:foot` and `#\41 x` becomes `#Ax`. On by default, and exact: the escape and what replaces it are the same identifier. Off leaves every escape as the author wrote it, which is what a consumer comparing the text rather than reading the identifier needs.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-rewrite-escapes                                     Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-rewrite-escapes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-shorten-colors                                         Write each color in the shortest spelling of the same value: `#ffffff` -> `#fff`, `rgb(1 2 3)` -> `#010203`, a named color where the property takes no identifier of the author's own, and every polar and Lab function the target agrees with hex on. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-shorten-colors                                      Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-shorten-colors' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-shorten-media-queries                                  Shorten a rule's condition prelude: a media feature in its range spelling where the target reads one (`(min-width:100px)` -> `(width>=100px)`), an `and` of two one-sided ranges collapsed into the interval it describes, the `all` a query states before an `and` (which matches what the condition alone matches), and an operand a condition already states — in `@supports` and `@container` as well as `@media`. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-shorten-media-queries                               Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-shorten-media-queries' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-shorten-numbers                                        Write each number in its shortest equal spelling — dropping a leading zero, a trailing fraction and a `+`, rounding to the six significant digits a stylesheet can observe, dropping the unit a zero does not need, and writing an alpha and a ratio the one way its grammar spells them. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-shorten-numbers                                     Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-shorten-numbers' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-shorten-selectors                                      Rewrite a selector into an equal one: a selector list deduplicated and ordered, a CSS2 pseudo-element's second colon dropped, the universal a compound already implies dropped, an `An+B` written the shortest way its microsyntax allows, and a `from` / `100%` keyframe selector written as the shorter of the pair. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-shorten-selectors                                   Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-shorten-selectors' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-shorten-values                                         Write a value the shortest way its property's own grammar allows: a `{1,4}` box or corner notation collapsed, a slot holding its own initial dropped, and `flex` / `font-weight` / `display` / `transition` / `<position>` / `<repeat-style>` written the short way. On by default. Merging separate longhand declarations is `mergeLonghands`.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-shorten-values                                      Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-shorten-values' option.
  --optimization-minimize-css-unused-symbols <value...>                              A class, id, `@keyframes` or custom property name nothing uses.
  --optimization-minimize-css-unused-symbols-reset                                   Clear all items provided in 'optimization.minimize.css.unusedSymbols' configuration. Names a whole-project analysis found nothing uses, which the minimizer then takes out: a bare name is matched against every class and id a selector names and against every `@keyframes` name, and a `--`-prefixed one against every custom property a declaration sets. A selector list keeps the selectors that do not name one, and a rule left with none goes; a name inside a functional pseudo (`:not(.gone)`, `:is(.gone, .kept)`) is not one the rule needs, so it is left alone. Nothing is derived here — the list is the caller's, and a name on it that something does use takes working CSS out.
  --optimization-minimize-css-vendor-prefixes                                        Maintain vendor prefixes for the `browserslist` target: add the `-webkit-` / `-moz-` / `-ms-` spelling of a property, at-rule or pseudo-selector that a selected browser still needs, and drop one none of them does. On by default, and only in effect for a `browserslist` target — any other target names no browsers to prefix for. A browserslist name no compat dataset covers (`op_mini`, `and_uc`, `and_qq`, `baidu`, `kaios`, `bb`) is skipped, and a selection of nothing but those prefixes for no one.
  --no-optimization-minimize-css-vendor-prefixes                                     Negative 'optimization-minimize-css-vendor-prefixes' option.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html                                                    Negative 'optimization-minimize-html' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-collapse-boolean-attributes [value]                   Write a boolean attribute as the bare name its presence already means. The DOM reads `checked` from the attribute being there and never from its value, so `checked="checked"` and `checked=""` are the same element — but `getAttribute` hands back what was written. `true`, the default, rewrites only the spelling the spec itself canonicalizes, the attribute's own name; `"all"` rewrites any value, including the `checked="false"` that already means checked.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-collapse-boolean-attributes                        Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-collapse-boolean-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-collapse-whitespace [value]                           Collapse each run of whitespace in text to a single space. Left alone inside `pre`, `textarea` and `listing`, where whitespace renders verbatim. `true` (or `"conservative"`) never removes whitespace entirely — dropping it would join two inline elements that render apart. `"smart"` also drops the whitespace that sits against a block element's edge, where no line box reaches it. `"all"` drops the whitespace at every text node's edges, which does change how adjacent inline elements render.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-collapse-whitespace                                Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-collapse-whitespace' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-comments [value]                                      Which comments survive. `"some"`, the default, keeps nothing: every comment an HTML parser reads is inert; `true` (or `"all"`) keeps every comment and `false` keeps none; a string is read as a regular expression source, and it, a `RegExp` or a `(comment) => boolean` predicate is asked about each comment's own text and keeps the ones it accepts — standing in for the default rule rather than beside it, as terser's `format.comments` does, so a pattern that names nothing else drops the ones `"some"` would have kept. A downlevel conditional comment, a server-side include and a `<?…?>` template directive are code rather than comments and stay whatever this says. A predicate is handed to the minimizer's worker pool as source, so it must not close over anything.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-comments                                           Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-comments' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-merge-scripts                                         Print a run of adjacent `<script>` elements as one, joined by a newline and a `;`. Only bare ones fold — any attribute at all, a `src`, `type`, `nonce`, `async` or `id` among them, says the two are not interchangeable with one — and only where the print writes the bodies itself, so a `<script>` that `output.html.inline` fills in after the print is left alone. A body is left alone too wherever appending it would change what it means: one still inside a string, template or block comment would swallow the next, and a directive prologue, a hashbang or a leading `-->` mean what they do only at a start the appended body no longer has. Off by default: it removes elements, so `document.scripts`, a `script:nth-child()` selector and `querySelectorAll("script").length` all read a different document; a later body's `var` and `function` declarations become visible to the bodies before it; and a body that throws takes the rest of its run with it rather than only itself, while one that does not parse takes the whole run, its own code included.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-merge-scripts                                      Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-merge-scripts' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-merge-styles                                          Print a run of adjacent `<style>` elements as one sheet. Off by default: it removes elements, so `document.styleSheets`, a `style:nth-child()` selector and `querySelectorAll("style").length` all read a different document. A sheet the CSS minifier does not accept is never folded — appending to one that may be unterminated would make the next sheet part of its last rule — and neither is one led by `@import` / `@charset` / `@namespace`, which apply only at the top of a sheet.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-merge-styles                                       Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-merge-styles' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-minify-conditional-comments                           Minify the markup inside a downlevel-hidden conditional comment (`<!--[if IE]> … <![endif]-->`). Off by default: the body is minified on its own, so a context-sensitive decision inside it — which end tags are optional, where a table cell may sit — is taken as though it started a document rather than where the comment sits. Only browsers older than IE10 read these at all.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-minify-conditional-comments                        Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-minify-conditional-comments' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-normalize-attribute-quotes                            Write an attribute value with whichever delimiters cost least — bare where the grammar allows it, else under the quote that needs fewer character references. On by default: the DOM reads the same value either way.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-normalize-attribute-quotes                         Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-normalize-attribute-quotes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-normalize-enumerated-attributes                       Fold an enumerated attribute's value to the keyword it names (`type="TEXT"` -> `type=text`), which the DOM matches ASCII case-insensitively. A value the spec does not enumerate is left as written. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-normalize-enumerated-attributes                    Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-normalize-enumerated-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-normalize-list-attributes                             Normalize a list-shaped attribute value: a space-separated token list (`class`, `rel`, `part`, …), a comma-separated one (`accept`, `sizes`, …), a `srcset` and the viewport `<meta content>`. On by default. A list is read as the set the DOM reflects, so a repeat folds away, only where every token of it is a word: one holding a delimiter another language wrote a statement in is text, and keeps every token it names. Reordering a token list is `sortTokenLists`, which is separate and off by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-normalize-list-attributes                          Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-normalize-list-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-normalize-numeric-attributes                          Write an integer attribute (`tabindex`, `colspan`, `width`, …) the one way its own rules read it — leading whitespace, a `+` and leading zeros all go. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-normalize-numeric-attributes                       Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-normalize-numeric-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-normalize-url-attributes                              Drop the ASCII whitespace around a URL value (`href`, `src`, `action`, `poster`, …), which resolving the URL skips over, so the request goes to the same place either way. On by default: `getAttribute` hands back the attribute as written, so a script comparing those bytes is the one this is turned off for.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-normalize-url-attributes                           Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-normalize-url-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-remove-empty-attributes                               Drop an attribute whose empty or all-whitespace value leaves it in the state its absence gives: the globals `class`, `id`, `style`, `dir`, `accesskey`, `itemprop`, `itemref`, `itemtype` and `part`, and every attribute reflecting a token list on the elements the spec defines it for — `rel` on `<a>`, `<area>`, `<form>` and `<link>`, `ping` on `<a>` and `<area>`, `headers` on `<td>` and `<th>`, `blocking` on `<link>`, `<script>` and `<style>`, `sizes` on `<link>`, `for` on `<output>` — where an empty list is no tokens. Anywhere else that spelling is an author attribute whose meaning is a script's, so `<x-foo rel="">` and `<label for="">` keep it. Off by default: an attribute selector matches on presence, so `[class]` stops matching. Never dropped: `title` and `lang`, whose empty value means what absence does not; `sandbox`, whose empty list is the most restrictive state an `<iframe>` has; and an event handler, whose empty body still compiles to a function where absence reads null.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-remove-empty-attributes                            Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-remove-empty-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-remove-empty-elements                                 Drop an element that has no children and no attributes. Kept anyway when its bare form is still doing a job (`canvas`, `slot`, `template`, `textarea`, `progress`, `meter`, `output`, `dialog`, and the table structure), when it is a void element, or when it is foreign content. Off by default: CSS can give an empty element a size or a `::before`, and the minifier cannot see the stylesheet. Emptiness is read off the output rather than the source, so a run of nested empties goes together and an element left empty only by a dropped comment or by whitespace `collapseWhitespace` deletes goes with them.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-remove-empty-elements                              Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-remove-empty-elements' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-remove-implied-tags [value]                           How much of the `<html>` / `<head>` / `<body>` shell §13.1.2.4 lets the parser imply may be left out. Every other optional tag goes unconditionally — nothing can observe that — but these six are what a consumer reading the page with a regexp rather than a parser looks for. `"smart"`, the default, leaves out the one such a reader never matches: the `<html>` start tag, which is omittable only when it carries no attribute at all, so the `<html lang=en>` anyone greps for keeps its tag anyway. `</html>` stays with it, since a truncation check reads a page as complete by finding one. `true` (or `"all"`) leaves out all six, which is where a crawler matching on `<body>` stops finding one; `false` leaves out none. A tag also stays wherever the spec keeps it: an attribute to carry, a comment minifying does not drop, whitespace opening the element, or a `meta` / `noscript` / `link` / `script` / `style` / `template` element opening the body.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-remove-implied-tags                                Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-remove-implied-tags' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-remove-optional-tags                                  Leave out a tag §13.1.2.4 lets the parser imply, other than the `<html>` / `<head>` / `<body>` shell, which `removeImpliedTags` decides on its own. On by default: nothing can observe the difference, the tree parses the same either way. A tag still stays wherever the spec keeps it — a comment or whitespace behind it, or a following element the insertion mode does not close it through.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-remove-optional-tags                               Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-remove-optional-tags' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-remove-redundant-attributes [value]                   Drop an attribute whose value is the one the element already defaults to. Off by default: an attribute a page no longer carries is one `getAttribute` and every attribute selector read differently, whichever tier dropped it. `true` (or `"smart"`) drops only markers on elements that render nothing — `<script type=text/javascript>`, `<script language=javascript>`, `<script charset=utf-8>`, `<style type=text/css>`, `<link type=text/css>`, `<link media=all>` — so no rule that styles the page stops applying, which is what `@swc/html` does by default. `"all"` also drops spec defaults such as `<input type=text>` and `<form method=get>`, which reaches further still: an attribute selector matches the content attribute, not the reflected default, so `input[type=text]` stops matching.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-remove-redundant-attributes                        Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-remove-redundant-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-sort-attributes                                       Print an element's attributes in a fixed order: the document's commonest attribute names first, ties by name. Nothing in HTML reads attribute order, so this only makes the same markup compress better across pages — the run of attributes two elements share becomes the same run of bytes. Off by default: a script reading `element.attributes` back, or a snapshot of the emitted HTML, sees the new order.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-sort-attributes                                    Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-sort-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-html-sort-token-lists                                      Print every space-separated token list the DOM reads as a set — `class`, `rel`, `part`, `sandbox`, `blocking`, `itemprop` / `itemref` / `itemtype`, `<output for>` and `<link sizes>` — in token order. Nothing matching those reads order, so this only makes the same markup compress better across pages. Off by default: a script reading `className` or `rel` back sees the new order. Asked for on its own: a list this reorders is rewritten whether or not `normalizeListAttributes` is on, since another order is another spelling. The lists the DOM does not read as a set are left alone whatever this says — `ping` is the order its requests go out in and `accesskey` the order its keys are tried.
  --no-optimization-minimize-html-sort-token-lists                                   Negative 'optimization-minimize-html-sort-token-lists' option.
  --no-optimization-minimize-javascript                                              Negative 'optimization-minimize-javascript' option.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css                                             Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-color-fallbacks                                Write a color the `browserslist` target cannot read as an extra declaration before the one naming it, in a spelling it does read: `color: oklch(59.686% 0.15619 49.7694)` is written as `color: #c65d06` and then the `oklch()` itself, so an engine reading neither the Lab family nor `hwb()` is left with a color rather than with nothing. The fallback is that color clipped into the sRGB gamut and rounded, which the declaration standing after it corrects wherever it is read. Nothing is written where the author already set the property earlier in the same block, where the color holds a substitution or a relative reference this cannot fold, or where the fallback would still name a function the target cannot read. On by default, and only in effect for a `browserslist` target — any other target names no browsers to answer for.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-color-fallbacks                             Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-color-fallbacks' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-comments [value]                               Which comments survive. `"some"`, the default, keeps a `/*!` banner and a comment annotated `@license` or `@preserve`; `true` (or `"all"`) keeps every comment and `false` keeps none; a string is read as a regular expression source, and it, a `RegExp` or a `(comment) => boolean` predicate is asked about each comment's own text and keeps the ones it accepts — standing in for the default rule rather than beside it, as terser's `format.comments` does, so a pattern that names nothing else drops the ones `"some"` would have kept. A `/*#` source-map pragma is a link rather than a comment, so `"some"` and `"all"` keep it; `false`, a pattern or a predicate decides it like any other. A predicate is handed to the minimizer's worker pool as source, so it must not close over anything.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-comments                                    Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-comments' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-convert-length-units                           Rewrite a length into a shorter unit it is exactly equal in (`16px` -> `1pc`). Off by default: the authored unit is lost, and once the asset is compressed the rewrite rarely earns anything.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-convert-length-units                        Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-convert-length-units' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-fold-case                                      Write a name that matches ASCII case-insensitively in lowercase: an at-rule name, a property name, a pseudo-class or pseudo-element name, a function name, a unit, and a keyword standing in a value whose grammar takes keywords alone. `@MEDIA`, `COLOR`, `:NTH-CHILD`, `URL(`, `1PX` and `currentColor` become `@media`, `color`, `:nth-child`, `url(`, `1px` and `currentcolor`. On by default, and exact: CSS matches every one of these ASCII case-insensitively, so the fold names the same thing. What it never touches is a name the author chose — a custom property, a custom ident such as an animation or grid-area name, an id, a class, a type selector, an attribute's value, or anything inside a substituted value. `@charset` is left as written, being read as bytes rather than matched, and `!important` is always written in lowercase because the printer writes the keyword rather than copying it.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-fold-case                                   Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-fold-case' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-lower-unsupported                              Write a spelling the `browserslist` target cannot read as one it can — the same value said another way, rather than left for an engine that will drop it: a 4-/8-digit hex as `rgba()`, a double-position gradient stop as the two stops it names, `inset` / `overflow` / `place-*` as the longhands they set, `text-decoration` as its own longhands where a slot is newer than the shorthand, `system-ui` as the stack of platform font names it stands for, a `:lang()` or `:not()` holding a list as the `:is()` that means it, a media feature range as the `min-`/`max-` pair, and `light-dark()` as the custom-property pair a color scheme switches. On by default, and only in effect for a `browserslist` target — any other target names no browsers to answer for. Off leaves every such spelling as written, which is how a stylesheet one of these rewrites gets wrong is minified; it never makes the minifier write a spelling the target cannot read.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-lower-unsupported                           Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-lower-unsupported' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-merge-distant-rules                            Give a rule the selectors of a later one printing the same block, past the rules standing between them. Off by default because it reorders the cascade, so it holds only where nothing between the two declares a property the shared block does. A block repeated at a distance already compresses on its own, so the join is taken only where the copy of the block it drops is worth more than twice the selector it writes instead. `mergeRules` is the safe half of this, joining only what nothing stands between.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-merge-distant-rules                         Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-merge-distant-rules' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-merge-longhands                                Write a family of longhands as the one shorthand that sets them — four sides or corners, the two a pair shorthand sets, or the slots of an order-free one — even where unrelated declarations stand between them. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-merge-longhands                             Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-merge-longhands' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-merge-rules                                    Join rules nothing stands between: adjacent rules that print the same block become one selector list, at-rules that share a prelude become one rule, and a named `@layer` block a later sibling opens again is folded into the first. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-merge-rules                                 Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-merge-rules' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-normalize-quotes                               Normalize quoting: a string takes whichever quote needs fewer escapes, a `url()` and an attribute selector's value drop theirs where the content is still one token, and a font family whose name is a run of identifiers is written unquoted. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-normalize-quotes                            Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-normalize-quotes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-reduce-functions                               Compute a call into the shorter call naming the same value: `calc()` and every math function over constants, a transform naming one axis or an identity, a gradient's default direction and its implied stops, an easing function that has a keyword, and a filter function given the amount an omitted argument already means. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-reduce-functions                            Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-reduce-functions' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-remove-dead-rules                              Drop a rule or declaration nothing can read: a rule whose block ends up empty, a declaration a later one in the same block overrides, a rule an identical later sibling makes dead, and the `@charset` naming an encoding the output is not written in. On by default. Joining rules that are not dead is `mergeRules`.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-remove-dead-rules                           Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-remove-dead-rules' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-resolve-custom-at-rules                        Resolve the `@custom-media` and `@custom-selector` at-rules: write the query or the selector list a name stands for wherever one asks for it, and drop the rule that named it. `@custom-media --wide (width>400px)` with `@media (--wide)` becomes `@media (width>400px)`, and `@custom-selector :--heading h1, h2` with `:--heading` becomes `:is(h1, h2)`. Off until asked for: `module.parser.css.customMedia` and `module.parser.css.customSelectors` already resolve both in every stylesheet webpack parses, so this is for a `.css` asset that reached the minimizer without being parsed — one emitted by `asset/resource` or copied in. Only a name stated before the rule asking for it is written out — the rules are read in the order they are written — and a rule naming one this has not come to is left as the author had it. A selector list is written as `:is(…)`, so a name is substituted only where the target reads `:is()`.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-resolve-custom-at-rules                     Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-resolve-custom-at-rules' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-rewrite-custom-properties                      Shorten the values of custom properties (`--x: #ffffff` -> `#fff`, `--y: 0.5rem` -> `.5rem`), which are otherwise written back exactly as authored. Off by default: `getComputedStyle().getPropertyValue()` hands this text back, so a rewritten value is a different CSSOM — the one place a declaration's authored text survives. What it may rewrite is exactly what any other value's tokens may be, a color in a substitution's fallback included — that fallback being the property's value rather than the function's own argument.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-rewrite-custom-properties                   Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-rewrite-custom-properties' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-rewrite-dir-selector                           Write a `:dir()` the `browserslist` target cannot read as the `[dir]` attribute selector it approximates: `a:dir(rtl)` becomes `a[dir=rtl]`. Off until asked for, because the two are not the same question — `:dir()` reads the directionality an element resolves to, which it may inherit from an ancestor, while `[dir=rtl]` reads the attribute on the element itself, so an element inside a `dir="rtl"` ancestor matches the first and not the second. Only in effect for a `browserslist` target that reads no `:dir()`; any other target names no browsers to answer for.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-rewrite-dir-selector                        Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-rewrite-dir-selector' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-rewrite-escapes                                Write an escaped identifier the shortest way that names the same thing, in a value or an id: `grid-area:\66oot` becomes `grid-area:foot` and `#\41 x` becomes `#Ax`. On by default, and exact: the escape and what replaces it are the same identifier. Off leaves every escape as the author wrote it, which is what a consumer comparing the text rather than reading the identifier needs.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-rewrite-escapes                             Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-rewrite-escapes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-colors                                 Write each color in the shortest spelling of the same value: `#ffffff` -> `#fff`, `rgb(1 2 3)` -> `#010203`, a named color where the property takes no identifier of the author's own, and every polar and Lab function the target agrees with hex on. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-colors                              Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-colors' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-media-queries                          Shorten a rule's condition prelude: a media feature in its range spelling where the target reads one (`(min-width:100px)` -> `(width>=100px)`), an `and` of two one-sided ranges collapsed into the interval it describes, the `all` a query states before an `and` (which matches what the condition alone matches), and an operand a condition already states — in `@supports` and `@container` as well as `@media`. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-media-queries                       Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-media-queries' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-numbers                                Write each number in its shortest equal spelling — dropping a leading zero, a trailing fraction and a `+`, rounding to the six significant digits a stylesheet can observe, dropping the unit a zero does not need, and writing an alpha and a ratio the one way its grammar spells them. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-numbers                             Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-numbers' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-selectors                              Rewrite a selector into an equal one: a selector list deduplicated and ordered, a CSS2 pseudo-element's second colon dropped, the universal a compound already implies dropped, an `An+B` written the shortest way its microsyntax allows, and a `from` / `100%` keyframe selector written as the shorter of the pair. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-selectors                           Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-selectors' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-values                                 Write a value the shortest way its property's own grammar allows: a `{1,4}` box or corner notation collapsed, a slot holding its own initial dropped, and `flex` / `font-weight` / `display` / `transition` / `<position>` / `<repeat-style>` written the short way. On by default. Merging separate longhand declarations is `mergeLonghands`.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-values                              Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-shorten-values' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-unused-symbols <value...>                      A class, id, `@keyframes` or custom property name nothing uses.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-unused-symbols-reset                           Clear all items provided in 'optimization.minimizeOptions.css.unusedSymbols' configuration. Names a whole-project analysis found nothing uses, which the minimizer then takes out: a bare name is matched against every class and id a selector names and against every `@keyframes` name, and a `--`-prefixed one against every custom property a declaration sets. A selector list keeps the selectors that do not name one, and a rule left with none goes; a name inside a functional pseudo (`:not(.gone)`, `:is(.gone, .kept)`) is not one the rule needs, so it is left alone. Nothing is derived here — the list is the caller's, and a name on it that something does use takes working CSS out.
  --optimization-minimize-options-css-vendor-prefixes                                Maintain vendor prefixes for the `browserslist` target: add the `-webkit-` / `-moz-` / `-ms-` spelling of a property, at-rule or pseudo-selector that a selected browser still needs, and drop one none of them does. On by default, and only in effect for a `browserslist` target — any other target names no browsers to prefix for. A browserslist name no compat dataset covers (`op_mini`, `and_uc`, `and_qq`, `baidu`, `kaios`, `bb`) is skipped, and a selection of nothing but those prefixes for no one.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-css-vendor-prefixes                             Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-css-vendor-prefixes' option.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html                                            Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-collapse-boolean-attributes [value]           Write a boolean attribute as the bare name its presence already means. The DOM reads `checked` from the attribute being there and never from its value, so `checked="checked"` and `checked=""` are the same element — but `getAttribute` hands back what was written. `true`, the default, rewrites only the spelling the spec itself canonicalizes, the attribute's own name; `"all"` rewrites any value, including the `checked="false"` that already means checked.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-collapse-boolean-attributes                Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-collapse-boolean-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-collapse-whitespace [value]                   Collapse each run of whitespace in text to a single space. Left alone inside `pre`, `textarea` and `listing`, where whitespace renders verbatim. `true` (or `"conservative"`) never removes whitespace entirely — dropping it would join two inline elements that render apart. `"smart"` also drops the whitespace that sits against a block element's edge, where no line box reaches it. `"all"` drops the whitespace at every text node's edges, which does change how adjacent inline elements render.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-collapse-whitespace                        Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-collapse-whitespace' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-comments [value]                              Which comments survive. `"some"`, the default, keeps nothing: every comment an HTML parser reads is inert; `true` (or `"all"`) keeps every comment and `false` keeps none; a string is read as a regular expression source, and it, a `RegExp` or a `(comment) => boolean` predicate is asked about each comment's own text and keeps the ones it accepts — standing in for the default rule rather than beside it, as terser's `format.comments` does, so a pattern that names nothing else drops the ones `"some"` would have kept. A downlevel conditional comment, a server-side include and a `<?…?>` template directive are code rather than comments and stay whatever this says. A predicate is handed to the minimizer's worker pool as source, so it must not close over anything.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-comments                                   Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-comments' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-merge-scripts                                 Print a run of adjacent `<script>` elements as one, joined by a newline and a `;`. Only bare ones fold — any attribute at all, a `src`, `type`, `nonce`, `async` or `id` among them, says the two are not interchangeable with one — and only where the print writes the bodies itself, so a `<script>` that `output.html.inline` fills in after the print is left alone. A body is left alone too wherever appending it would change what it means: one still inside a string, template or block comment would swallow the next, and a directive prologue, a hashbang or a leading `-->` mean what they do only at a start the appended body no longer has. Off by default: it removes elements, so `document.scripts`, a `script:nth-child()` selector and `querySelectorAll("script").length` all read a different document; a later body's `var` and `function` declarations become visible to the bodies before it; and a body that throws takes the rest of its run with it rather than only itself, while one that does not parse takes the whole run, its own code included.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-merge-scripts                              Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-merge-scripts' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-merge-styles                                  Print a run of adjacent `<style>` elements as one sheet. Off by default: it removes elements, so `document.styleSheets`, a `style:nth-child()` selector and `querySelectorAll("style").length` all read a different document. A sheet the CSS minifier does not accept is never folded — appending to one that may be unterminated would make the next sheet part of its last rule — and neither is one led by `@import` / `@charset` / `@namespace`, which apply only at the top of a sheet.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-merge-styles                               Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-merge-styles' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-minify-conditional-comments                   Minify the markup inside a downlevel-hidden conditional comment (`<!--[if IE]> … <![endif]-->`). Off by default: the body is minified on its own, so a context-sensitive decision inside it — which end tags are optional, where a table cell may sit — is taken as though it started a document rather than where the comment sits. Only browsers older than IE10 read these at all.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-minify-conditional-comments                Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-minify-conditional-comments' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-attribute-quotes                    Write an attribute value with whichever delimiters cost least — bare where the grammar allows it, else under the quote that needs fewer character references. On by default: the DOM reads the same value either way.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-attribute-quotes                 Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-attribute-quotes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-enumerated-attributes               Fold an enumerated attribute's value to the keyword it names (`type="TEXT"` -> `type=text`), which the DOM matches ASCII case-insensitively. A value the spec does not enumerate is left as written. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-enumerated-attributes            Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-enumerated-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-list-attributes                     Normalize a list-shaped attribute value: a space-separated token list (`class`, `rel`, `part`, …), a comma-separated one (`accept`, `sizes`, …), a `srcset` and the viewport `<meta content>`. On by default. A list is read as the set the DOM reflects, so a repeat folds away, only where every token of it is a word: one holding a delimiter another language wrote a statement in is text, and keeps every token it names. Reordering a token list is `sortTokenLists`, which is separate and off by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-list-attributes                  Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-list-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-numeric-attributes                  Write an integer attribute (`tabindex`, `colspan`, `width`, …) the one way its own rules read it — leading whitespace, a `+` and leading zeros all go. On by default.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-numeric-attributes               Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-numeric-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-url-attributes                      Drop the ASCII whitespace around a URL value (`href`, `src`, `action`, `poster`, …), which resolving the URL skips over, so the request goes to the same place either way. On by default: `getAttribute` hands back the attribute as written, so a script comparing those bytes is the one this is turned off for.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-url-attributes                   Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-normalize-url-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-empty-attributes                       Drop an attribute whose empty or all-whitespace value leaves it in the state its absence gives: the globals `class`, `id`, `style`, `dir`, `accesskey`, `itemprop`, `itemref`, `itemtype` and `part`, and every attribute reflecting a token list on the elements the spec defines it for — `rel` on `<a>`, `<area>`, `<form>` and `<link>`, `ping` on `<a>` and `<area>`, `headers` on `<td>` and `<th>`, `blocking` on `<link>`, `<script>` and `<style>`, `sizes` on `<link>`, `for` on `<output>` — where an empty list is no tokens. Anywhere else that spelling is an author attribute whose meaning is a script's, so `<x-foo rel="">` and `<label for="">` keep it. Off by default: an attribute selector matches on presence, so `[class]` stops matching. Never dropped: `title` and `lang`, whose empty value means what absence does not; `sandbox`, whose empty list is the most restrictive state an `<iframe>` has; and an event handler, whose empty body still compiles to a function where absence reads null.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-empty-attributes                    Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-empty-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-empty-elements                         Drop an element that has no children and no attributes. Kept anyway when its bare form is still doing a job (`canvas`, `slot`, `template`, `textarea`, `progress`, `meter`, `output`, `dialog`, and the table structure), when it is a void element, or when it is foreign content. Off by default: CSS can give an empty element a size or a `::before`, and the minifier cannot see the stylesheet. Emptiness is read off the output rather than the source, so a run of nested empties goes together and an element left empty only by a dropped comment or by whitespace `collapseWhitespace` deletes goes with them.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-empty-elements                      Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-empty-elements' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-implied-tags [value]                   How much of the `<html>` / `<head>` / `<body>` shell §13.1.2.4 lets the parser imply may be left out. Every other optional tag goes unconditionally — nothing can observe that — but these six are what a consumer reading the page with a regexp rather than a parser looks for. `"smart"`, the default, leaves out the one such a reader never matches: the `<html>` start tag, which is omittable only when it carries no attribute at all, so the `<html lang=en>` anyone greps for keeps its tag anyway. `</html>` stays with it, since a truncation check reads a page as complete by finding one. `true` (or `"all"`) leaves out all six, which is where a crawler matching on `<body>` stops finding one; `false` leaves out none. A tag also stays wherever the spec keeps it: an attribute to carry, a comment minifying does not drop, whitespace opening the element, or a `meta` / `noscript` / `link` / `script` / `style` / `template` element opening the body.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-implied-tags                        Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-implied-tags' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-optional-tags                          Leave out a tag §13.1.2.4 lets the parser imply, other than the `<html>` / `<head>` / `<body>` shell, which `removeImpliedTags` decides on its own. On by default: nothing can observe the difference, the tree parses the same either way. A tag still stays wherever the spec keeps it — a comment or whitespace behind it, or a following element the insertion mode does not close it through.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-optional-tags                       Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-optional-tags' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-redundant-attributes [value]           Drop an attribute whose value is the one the element already defaults to. Off by default: an attribute a page no longer carries is one `getAttribute` and every attribute selector read differently, whichever tier dropped it. `true` (or `"smart"`) drops only markers on elements that render nothing — `<script type=text/javascript>`, `<script language=javascript>`, `<script charset=utf-8>`, `<style type=text/css>`, `<link type=text/css>`, `<link media=all>` — so no rule that styles the page stops applying, which is what `@swc/html` does by default. `"all"` also drops spec defaults such as `<input type=text>` and `<form method=get>`, which reaches further still: an attribute selector matches the content attribute, not the reflected default, so `input[type=text]` stops matching.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-redundant-attributes                Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-remove-redundant-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-sort-attributes                               Print an element's attributes in a fixed order: the document's commonest attribute names first, ties by name. Nothing in HTML reads attribute order, so this only makes the same markup compress better across pages — the run of attributes two elements share becomes the same run of bytes. Off by default: a script reading `element.attributes` back, or a snapshot of the emitted HTML, sees the new order.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-sort-attributes                            Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-sort-attributes' option.
  --optimization-minimize-options-html-sort-token-lists                              Print every space-separated token list the DOM reads as a set — `class`, `rel`, `part`, `sandbox`, `blocking`, `itemprop` / `itemref` / `itemtype`, `<output for>` and `<link sizes>` — in token order. Nothing matching those reads order, so this only makes the same markup compress better across pages. Off by default: a script reading `className` or `rel` back sees the new order. Asked for on its own: a list this reorders is rewritten whether or not `normalizeListAttributes` is on, since another order is another spelling. The lists the DOM does not read as a set are left alone whatever this says — `ping` is the order its requests go out in and `accesskey` the order its keys are tried.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-html-sort-token-lists                           Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-html-sort-token-lists' option.
  --no-optimization-minimize-options-javascript                                      Negative 'optimization-minimize-options-javascript' option.
  --optimization-module-ids <value>                                                  Define the algorithm to choose module ids (natural: numeric ids in order of usage, named: readable ids for better debugging, hashed: (deprecated) short hashes as ids for better long term caching, deterministic: numeric hash ids for better long term caching, size: numeric ids focused on minimal initial download size, false: no algorithm used, as custom one can be provided via plugin).
  --no-optimization-module-ids                                                       Negative 'optimization-module-ids' option.
  --optimization-node-env <value>                                                    Set process.env.NODE_ENV to a specific value.
  --no-optimization-node-env                                                         Negative 'optimization-node-env' option.
  --optimization-portable-records                                                    Generate records with relative paths to be able to move the context folder.
  --no-optimization-portable-records                                                 Negative 'optimization-portable-records' option.
  --optimization-provided-exports                                                    Figure out which exports are provided by modules to generate more efficient code.
  --no-optimization-provided-exports                                                 Negative 'optimization-provided-exports' option.
  --optimization-real-content-hash                                                   Use real [contenthash] based on final content of the assets.
  --no-optimization-real-content-hash                                                Negative 'optimization-real-content-hash' option.
  --optimization-remove-available-modules                                            Removes modules from chunks when these modules are already included in all parents.
  --no-optimization-remove-available-modules                                         Negative 'optimization-remove-available-modules' option.
  --optimization-remove-empty-chunks                                                 Remove chunks which are empty.
  --no-optimization-remove-empty-chunks                                              Negative 'optimization-remove-empty-chunks' option.
  --optimization-runtime-chunk [value]                                               Create an additional chunk which contains only the webpack runtime and chunk hash maps.
  --no-optimization-runtime-chunk                                                    Negative 'optimization-runtime-chunk' option.
  --optimization-runtime-chunk-name <value>                                          The name or name factory for the runtime chunks.
  --optimization-side-effects [value]                                                Skip over modules which contain no side effects when exports are not used (false: disabled, 'flag': only use manually placed side effects flag, true: also analyse source code for side effects).
  --no-optimization-side-effects                                                     Negative 'optimization-side-effects' option.
  --no-optimization-split-chunks                                                     Negative 'optimization-split-chunks' option.
  --optimization-split-chunks-automatic-name-delimiter <value>                       Sets the name delimiter for created chunks.
  --optimization-split-chunks-chunks <value>                                         Select chunks for determining shared modules (defaults to "async", "initial" and "all" requires adding these chunks to the HTML).
  --optimization-split-chunks-default-size-types <value...>                          Size type, like 'javascript', 'webassembly'.
  --optimization-split-chunks-default-size-types-reset                               Clear all items provided in 'optimization.splitChunks.defaultSizeTypes' configuration. Sets the size types which are used when a number is used for sizes.
  --optimization-split-chunks-enforce-size-threshold <value>                         Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-fallback-cache-group-automatic-name-delimiter <value>  Sets the name delimiter for created chunks.
  --optimization-split-chunks-fallback-cache-group-chunks <value>                    Select chunks for determining shared modules (defaults to "async", "initial" and "all" requires adding these chunks to the HTML).
  --optimization-split-chunks-fallback-cache-group-max-async-size <value>            Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-fallback-cache-group-max-initial-size <value>          Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-fallback-cache-group-max-size <value>                  Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-fallback-cache-group-min-size <value>                  Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-fallback-cache-group-min-size-reduction <value>        Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-filename <value>                                       Sets the template for the filename for created chunks.
  --optimization-split-chunks-hide-path-info                                         Prevents exposing path info when creating names for parts splitted by maxSize.
  --no-optimization-split-chunks-hide-path-info                                      Negative 'optimization-split-chunks-hide-path-info' option.
  --optimization-split-chunks-max-async-requests <value>                             Maximum number of requests which are accepted for on-demand loading.
  --optimization-split-chunks-max-async-size <value>                                 Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-max-initial-requests <value>                           Maximum number of initial chunks which are accepted for an entry point.
  --optimization-split-chunks-max-initial-size <value>                               Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-max-size <value>                                       Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-min-chunks <value>                                     Minimum number of times a module has to be duplicated until it's considered for splitting.
  --optimization-split-chunks-min-remaining-size <value>                             Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-min-size <value>                                       Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-min-size-reduction <value>                             Size of the javascript part of the chunk.
  --optimization-split-chunks-name <value>                                           Give chunks created a name (chunks with equal name are merged).
  --no-optimization-split-chunks-name                                                Negative 'optimization-split-chunks-name' option.
  --optimization-split-chunks-used-exports                                           Compare used exports when checking common modules. Modules will only be put in the same chunk when exports are equal.
  --no-optimization-split-chunks-used-exports                                        Negative 'optimization-split-chunks-used-exports' option.
  --optimization-used-exports [value]                                                Figure out which exports are used by modules to mangle export names, omit unused exports and generate more efficient code (true: analyse used exports for each runtime, "global": analyse exports globally for all runtimes combined).
  --no-optimization-used-exports                                                     Negative 'optimization-used-exports' option.
  --output-asset-module-filename <value>                                             The filename of asset modules as relative path inside the 'output.path' directory.
  --output-async-chunks                                                              Enable/disable creating async chunks that are loaded on demand.
  --no-output-async-chunks                                                           Negative 'output-async-chunks' option.
  --output-charset                                                                   Add charset attribute for script tag.
  --no-output-charset                                                                Negative 'output-charset' option.
  --output-chunk-filename <value>                                                    Specifies the filename template of output files on disk. You must **not** specify an absolute path here, but the path may contain folders separated by '/'! The specified path is joined with the value of the 'output.path' option to determine the location on disk.
  --output-chunk-format <value>                                                      The format of chunks (formats included by default are 'array-push' (web/WebWorker), 'commonjs' (node.js), 'module' (ESM), but others might be added by plugins).
  --no-output-chunk-format                                                           Negative 'output-chunk-format' option.
  --output-chunk-load-timeout <value>                                                Number of milliseconds before chunk request expires.
  --output-chunk-loading <value>                                                     The method of loading chunks (methods included by default are 'jsonp' (web), 'import' (ESM), 'importScripts' (WebWorker), 'require' (sync node.js), 'async-node' (async node.js), but others might be added by plugins).
  --no-output-chunk-loading                                                          Negative 'output-chunk-loading' option.
  --output-chunk-loading-global <value>                                              The global variable used by webpack for loading of chunks.
  --output-clean                                                                     Clean the output directory before emit.
  --no-output-clean                                                                  Negative 'output-clean' option.
  --output-clean-dry                                                                 Log the assets that should be removed instead of deleting them.
  --no-output-clean-dry                                                              Negative 'output-clean-dry' option.
  --output-clean-keep <value>                                                        Keep these assets.
  --output-compare-before-emit                                                       Check if to be emitted file already exists and have the same content before writing to output filesystem.
  --no-output-compare-before-emit                                                    Negative 'output-compare-before-emit' option.
  --output-copy <value...>                                                           Glob or path from where the files are copied. A glob separates with '/', matches dot files, and takes '*', '**', '?', '[]' and '{}'.
  --output-copy-context <value...>                                                   Directory 'from' is resolved from and the copied paths are relative to. Defaults to the compiler context, and to what 'from' names when it is not a glob.
  --output-copy-filename <value...>                                                  Filename template of a copied file inside 'to'. Defaults to '[path][base]', which keeps the name and the directory structure below 'from'.
  --output-copy-from <value...>                                                      Glob or path from where the files are copied. A glob separates with '/', matches dot files, and takes '*', '**', '?', '[]' and '{}'.
  --output-copy-glob-options-case-sensitive                                          Whether the glob matches the case of a file name. Defaults to 'true'.
  --no-output-copy-glob-options-case-sensitive                                       Negative 'output-copy-glob-options-case-sensitive' option.
  --output-copy-glob-options-deep <value...>                                         How many directory levels below the base of the glob are read, where '1' reads only the base itself. Defaults to no limit.
  --output-copy-glob-options-dot                                                     Whether the glob reaches a file or a directory whose name starts with a dot without naming it. Defaults to 'true'.
  --no-output-copy-glob-options-dot                                                  Negative 'output-copy-glob-options-dot' option.
  --output-copy-glob-options-follow-symlinks                                         Whether a symbolic link is resolved and copied as what it points at. Defaults to 'true'; 'false' copies the link itself, pointing where it already points.
  --no-output-copy-glob-options-follow-symlinks                                      Negative 'output-copy-glob-options-follow-symlinks' option.
  --output-copy-preserve-permissions                                                 Whether a copied file keeps the permissions of the file it was copied from. Defaults to 'false', which gives it the ones a new file gets. Has no effect on Windows.
  --no-output-copy-preserve-permissions                                              Negative 'output-copy-preserve-permissions' option.
  --output-copy-preserve-timestamps                                                  Whether a copied file keeps the access and modification times of the file it was copied from. Defaults to 'false', which stamps it with the time it was written.
  --no-output-copy-preserve-timestamps                                               Negative 'output-copy-preserve-timestamps' option.
  --output-copy-to <value...>                                                        Directory the files are copied to, relative to 'output.path', which is where they land by default.
  --output-copy-transform-cache                                                      Whether the result of the transform is cached.
  --no-output-copy-transform-cache                                                   Negative 'output-copy-transform-cache' option.
  --output-copy-reset                                                                Clear all items provided in 'output.copy' configuration. Copy files and directories to the output directory.
  --output-cross-origin-loading <value>                                              This option enables cross-origin loading of chunks.
  --no-output-cross-origin-loading                                                   Negative 'output-cross-origin-loading' option.
  --output-css-chunk-filename <value>                                                Specifies the filename template of output files on disk. You must **not** specify an absolute path here, but the path may contain folders separated by '/'! The specified path is joined with the value of the 'output.path' option to determine the location on disk.
  --output-css-filename <value>                                                      Specifies the filename template of output files on disk. You must **not** specify an absolute path here, but the path may contain folders separated by '/'! The specified path is joined with the value of the 'output.path' option to determine the location on disk.
  --output-devtool-fallback-module-filename-template <value>                         Similar to `output.devtoolModuleFilenameTemplate`, but used in the case of duplicate module identifiers.
  --output-devtool-module-filename-template <value>                                  Filename template string of function for the sources array in a generated SourceMap.
  --output-devtool-namespace <value>                                                 Module namespace to use when interpolating filename template string for the sources array in a generated SourceMap. Defaults to `output.library` if not set. It's useful for avoiding runtime collisions in sourcemaps from multiple webpack projects built as libraries.
  --output-enabled-chunk-loading-types <value...>                                    The method of loading chunks (methods included by default are 'jsonp' (web), 'import' (ESM), 'importScripts' (WebWorker), 'require' (sync node.js), 'async-node' (async node.js), but others might be added by plugins).
  --output-enabled-chunk-loading-types-reset                                         Clear all items provided in 'output.enabledChunkLoadingTypes' configuration. List of chunk loading types enabled for use by entry points.
  --output-enabled-library-types <value...>                                          Type of library (types included by default are 'var', 'module', 'assign', 'assign-properties', 'this', 'window', 'self', 'global', 'commonjs', 'commonjs2', 'commonjs-module', 'commonjs-static', 'amd', 'amd-require', 'umd', 'umd2', 'jsonp', 'system', but others might be added by plugins).
  --output-enabled-library-types-reset                                               Clear all items provided in 'output.enabledLibraryTypes' configuration. List of library types enabled for use by entry points.
  --output-enabled-wasm-loading-types <value...>                                     The method of loading WebAssembly Modules (methods included by default are 'fetch' (web/WebWorker), 'async-node' (node.js), but others might be added by plugins).
  --output-enabled-wasm-loading-types-reset                                          Clear all items provided in 'output.enabledWasmLoadingTypes' configuration. List of wasm loading types enabled for use by entry points.
  --output-environment-arrow-function                                                The environment supports arrow functions ('() => { ... }').
  --no-output-environment-arrow-function                                             Negative 'output-environment-arrow-function' option.
  --output-environment-async-function                                                The environment supports async function and await ('async function () { await ... }').
  --no-output-environment-async-function                                             Negative 'output-environment-async-function' option.
  --output-environment-big-int-literal                                               The environment supports BigInt as literal (123n).
  --no-output-environment-big-int-literal                                            Negative 'output-environment-big-int-literal' option.
  --output-environment-const                                                         The environment supports const and let for variable declarations.
  --no-output-environment-const                                                      Negative 'output-environment-const' option.
  --output-environment-defer-import                                                  The environment supports deferred module evaluation ('import defer * as ns from "..."', 'import.defer("...")').
  --no-output-environment-defer-import                                               Negative 'output-environment-defer-import' option.
  --output-environment-destructuring                                                 The environment supports destructuring ('{ a, b } = obj').
  --no-output-environment-destructuring                                              Negative 'output-environment-destructuring' option.
  --output-environment-document                                                      The environment supports 'document'.
  --no-output-environment-document                                                   Negative 'output-environment-document' option.
  --output-environment-dynamic-import                                                The environment supports an async import() function to import EcmaScript modules.
  --no-output-environment-dynamic-import                                             Negative 'output-environment-dynamic-import' option.
  --output-environment-dynamic-import-in-worker                                      The environment supports an async import() is available when creating a worker.
  --no-output-environment-dynamic-import-in-worker                                   Negative 'output-environment-dynamic-import-in-worker' option.
  --output-environment-for-of                                                        The environment supports 'for of' iteration ('for (const x of array) { ... }').
  --no-output-environment-for-of                                                     Negative 'output-environment-for-of' option.
  --output-environment-generator                                                     The environment supports generator functions and yield ('function* () { yield ... }').
  --no-output-environment-generator                                                  Negative 'output-environment-generator' option.
  --output-environment-global-this                                                   The environment supports 'globalThis'.
  --no-output-environment-global-this                                                Negative 'output-environment-global-this' option.
  --output-environment-has-own                                                       The environment supports 'Object.hasOwn'.
  --no-output-environment-has-own                                                    Negative 'output-environment-has-own' option.
  --output-environment-import-meta-dirname-and-filename                              The environment supports `import.meta.dirname` and `import.meta.filename`.
  --no-output-environment-import-meta-dirname-and-filename                           Negative 'output-environment-import-meta-dirname-and-filename' option.
  --output-environment-let                                                           The environment supports let for variable declarations.
  --no-output-environment-let                                                        Negative 'output-environment-let' option.
  --output-environment-logical-assignment                                            The environment supports logical assignment operators ('a ||= b', 'a &&= b', 'a ??= b').
  --no-output-environment-logical-assignment                                         Negative 'output-environment-logical-assignment' option.
  --output-environment-method-shorthand                                              The environment supports object method shorthand ('{ module() {} }').
  --no-output-environment-method-shorthand                                           Negative 'output-environment-method-shorthand' option.
  --output-environment-module                                                        The environment supports EcmaScript Module syntax to import EcmaScript modules (import ... from '...').
  --no-output-environment-module                                                     Negative 'output-environment-module' option.
  --output-environment-module-preload                                                The environment supports `<link rel="modulepreload">` to preload EcmaScript modules.
  --no-output-environment-module-preload                                             Negative 'output-environment-module-preload' option.
  --output-environment-node-builtin-module-getter                                    The environment supports `process.getBuiltinModule()` to synchronously load Node.js core modules.
  --no-output-environment-node-builtin-module-getter                                 Negative 'output-environment-node-builtin-module-getter' option.
  --output-environment-node-prefix-for-core-modules                                  The environment supports `node:` prefix for Node.js core modules.
  --no-output-environment-node-prefix-for-core-modules                               Negative 'output-environment-node-prefix-for-core-modules' option.
  --output-environment-optional-chaining                                             The environment supports optional chaining ('obj?.a' or 'obj?.()').
  --no-output-environment-optional-chaining                                          Negative 'output-environment-optional-chaining' option.
  --output-environment-source-import                                                 The environment supports source phase imports ('import source m from "..."', 'import.source("...")').
  --no-output-environment-source-import                                              Negative 'output-environment-source-import' option.
  --output-environment-spread                                                        The environment supports spread and rest in array/object literals and calls ('{ ...obj }', 'fn(...args)').
  --no-output-environment-spread                                                     Negative 'output-environment-spread' option.
  --output-environment-symbol                                                        The environment supports 'Symbol' (and well-known symbols like 'Symbol.toStringTag').
  --no-output-environment-symbol                                                     Negative 'output-environment-symbol' option.
  --output-environment-template-literal                                              The environment supports template literals.
  --no-output-environment-template-literal                                           Negative 'output-environment-template-literal' option.
  --output-environment-top-level-await                                               The environment supports top-level await ('await x' at the top level of a module).
  --no-output-environment-top-level-await                                            Negative 'output-environment-top-level-await' option.
  --output-filename <value>                                                          Specifies the filename template of output files on disk. You must **not** specify an absolute path here, but the path may contain folders separated by '/'! The specified path is joined with the value of the 'output.path' option to determine the location on disk.
  --output-global-object <value>                                                     An expression which is used to address the global object/scope in runtime code.
  --output-hash-digest <value>                                                       Digest types used for the hash.
  --output-hash-digest-length <value>                                                Number of chars which are used for the hash.
  --output-hash-function <value>                                                     Algorithm used for generation the hash (see node.js crypto package).
  --output-hash-salt <value>                                                         Any string which is added to the hash to salt it.
  --output-hot-update-chunk-filename <value>                                         The filename of the Hot Update Chunks. They are inside the output.path directory.
  --output-hot-update-global <value>                                                 The global variable used by webpack for loading of hot update chunks.
  --output-hot-update-main-filename <value>                                          The filename of the Hot Update Main File. It is inside the 'output.path' directory.
  --output-html                                                                      Generate an HTML file for each non-HTML entrypoint with its JS and CSS output chunks injected. Can be overridden per entry via the entry descriptor `html` option.
  --no-output-html                                                                   Negative 'output-html' option.
  --output-html-base <value>                                                         Inject a `<base>` element into the page `<head>`. A string sets `href`; an object sets both `href` and optionally `target`. Skipped if the HTML already contains a `<base>` element.
  --output-html-base-href <value>                                                    Value for the `href` attribute of the `<base>` element.
  --output-html-base-target <value>                                                  Value for the `target` attribute of the `<base>` element (e.g. `"_blank"`).
  --output-html-csp                                                                  Inject a `<meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy">` into every webpack-emitted HTML page. `false` (default) does nothing; `true` uses a strict baseline (`script-src 'self'`, `style-src 'self'`, `object-src 'none'`, `base-uri 'self'`) and appends a `sha256` hash of every inline `<script>`/`<style>` to `script-src`/`style-src`. An object customizes it. Skipped when the page already declares a CSP.
  --no-output-html-csp                                                               Negative 'output-html-csp' option.
  --output-html-csp-hash-function <value>                                            Hash algorithm used for inline `<script>`/`<style>` sources.
  --output-html-csp-nonce <value>                                                    Placeholder nonce added to injected `<script>`/`<style>` tags and as a `'nonce-…'` source; rewrite it per request server-side.
  --output-html-favicon [value]                                                      Favicon(s) for webpack-generated HTML (authored pages are left untouched). `false` (default) injects nothing; `true` injects the webpack logo; a string is a path to an icon; an object maps each `<link rel>` to an icon — a path string, an object with the icon `href` plus extra link attributes (`sizes`, `media`, `color`, `type`, `crossorigin`), or an array of these for multiple icons under the same `rel` (e.g. several `sizes`, or light/dark `media` variants); a function receives the page name and returns one of these. Every icon is emitted as a hashed asset.
  --no-output-html-favicon                                                           Negative 'output-html-favicon' option.
  --output-html-inject <value>                                                       Where to place injected chunk `<script>`/`<link>` tags. `"body"` (default; `"head"` with `output.module`) keeps them next to the entry tag — end of `<body>` on generated pages; `"head"` moves them into `<head>`; `false` suppresses sibling-chunk injection (entry tags and resource hints remain).
  --no-output-html-inject                                                            Negative 'output-html-inject' option.
  --output-html-inline [value...]                                                    A regular expression matched against the chunk name; matching chunks are inlined. Inline the content of matching chunks directly into the HTML instead of emitting a separate `<script>`/`<link>` tag. `true` inlines every chunk; `"script"` inlines only JavaScript, `"style"` only CSS; an array of `RegExp` patterns matches against the chunk name.
  --no-output-html-inline                                                            Negative 'output-html-inline' option.
  --output-html-inline-reset                                                         Clear all items provided in 'output.html.inline' configuration. Inline the content of matching chunks directly into the HTML instead of emitting a separate `<script>`/`<link>` tag. `true` inlines every chunk; `"script"` inlines only JavaScript, `"style"` only CSS; an array of `RegExp` patterns matches against the chunk name.
  --output-html-integrity [value...]                                                 A hash algorithm name passed to Node.js `crypto.createHash` (e.g. 'sha256', 'sha384', 'sha512'). Add Subresource Integrity (SRI) `integrity` attributes to injected `<script>`/`<link>` tags. `true` uses `['sha384']`; an array sets the hash algorithms; a function receives each referenced asset and returns the algorithms to use or `false` to skip it.
  --no-output-html-integrity                                                         Negative 'output-html-integrity' option.
  --output-html-integrity-reset                                                      Clear all items provided in 'output.html.integrity' configuration. Add Subresource Integrity (SRI) `integrity` attributes to injected `<script>`/`<link>` tags. `true` uses `['sha384']`; an array sets the hash algorithms; a function receives each referenced asset and returns the algorithms to use or `false` to skip it.
  --output-html-manifest <value>                                                     Web app manifest for webpack-generated HTML (authored pages are left untouched). `false` (default) injects nothing. A string is a path to an existing `.webmanifest` file to link. An object is the manifest contents — serialized, emitted as a hashed `.webmanifest` and linked with `<link rel="manifest">`; its `icons`/`screenshots` `src` paths resolve like any request and are emitted as hashed assets. A function receives the page name and returns one of these.
  --no-output-html-manifest                                                          Negative 'output-html-manifest' option.
  --output-html-script-loading <value>                                               How injected `<script>` tags load. `auto` (default) emits a module script for ES module output and `defer` otherwise; `defer` forces a deferred script; `blocking` emits a plain blocking script.
  --output-html-title <value>                                                        Sets the `<title>` of the generated HTML page. Skipped if the HTML already contains a `<title>` element.
  --output-html-chunk-filename <value>                                               Specifies the filename template of output files on disk. You must **not** specify an absolute path here, but the path may contain folders separated by '/'! The specified path is joined with the value of the 'output.path' option to determine the location on disk.
  --output-html-filename <value>                                                     Specifies the filename template of output files on disk. You must **not** specify an absolute path here, but the path may contain folders separated by '/'! The specified path is joined with the value of the 'output.path' option to determine the location on disk.
  --output-ignore-browser-warnings                                                   Ignore warnings in the browser.
  --no-output-ignore-browser-warnings                                                Negative 'output-ignore-browser-warnings' option.
  --output-iife                                                                      Wrap javascript code into IIFE's to avoid leaking into global scope.
  --no-output-iife                                                                   Negative 'output-iife' option.
  --output-import-function-name <value>                                              The name of the native import() function (can be exchanged for a polyfill).
  --output-import-meta-name <value>                                                  The name of the native import.meta object (can be exchanged for a polyfill).
  --output-library <value...>                                                        A part of the library name.
  --output-library-reset                                                             Clear all items provided in 'output.library' configuration. The name of the library (some types allow unnamed libraries too).
  --output-library-amd <value>                                                       Name of the exposed AMD library in the UMD.
  --output-library-commonjs <value>                                                  Name of the exposed commonjs export in the UMD.
  --output-library-root <value...>                                                   Part of the name of the property exposed globally by a UMD library.
  --output-library-root-reset                                                        Clear all items provided in 'output.library.root' configuration. Name of the property exposed globally by a UMD library.
  --output-library-amd-container <value>                                             Add a container for define/require functions in the AMD module.
  --output-library-auxiliary-comment <value>                                         Append the same comment above each import style.
  --output-library-auxiliary-comment-amd <value>                                     Set comment for `amd` section in UMD.
  --output-library-auxiliary-comment-commonjs <value>                                Set comment for `commonjs` (exports) section in UMD.
  --output-library-auxiliary-comment-commonjs2 <value>                               Set comment for `commonjs2` (module.exports) section in UMD.
  --output-library-auxiliary-comment-root <value>                                    Set comment for `root` (global variable) section in UMD.
  --output-library-export <value...>                                                 Part of the export that should be exposed as library.
  --output-library-export-reset                                                      Clear all items provided in 'output.library.export' configuration. Specify which export should be exposed as library.
  --output-library-name <value...>                                                   A part of the library name.
  --output-library-name-reset                                                        Clear all items provided in 'output.library.name' configuration. The name of the library (some types allow unnamed libraries too).
  --output-library-name-amd <value>                                                  Name of the exposed AMD library in the UMD.
  --output-library-name-commonjs <value>                                             Name of the exposed commonjs export in the UMD.
  --output-library-name-root <value...>                                              Part of the name of the property exposed globally by a UMD library.
  --output-library-name-root-reset                                                   Clear all items provided in 'output.library.name.root' configuration. Name of the property exposed globally by a UMD library.
  --output-library-type <value>                                                      Type of library (types included by default are 'var', 'module', 'assign', 'assign-properties', 'this', 'window', 'self', 'global', 'commonjs', 'commonjs2', 'commonjs-module', 'commonjs-static', 'amd', 'amd-require', 'umd', 'umd2', 'jsonp', 'system', but others might be added by plugins).
  --output-library-umd-amd-container <value>                                         Add a branch to the UMD wrapper for an AMD-style loader exposing `define` on a container object, given as a dot-separated path, after the `define.amd` branch.
  --output-library-umd-named-define                                                  If `output.libraryTarget` is set to umd and `output.library` is set, setting this to true will name the AMD module.
  --no-output-library-umd-named-define                                               Negative 'output-library-umd-named-define' option.
  --output-module                                                                    Output javascript files as module source type.
  --no-output-module                                                                 Negative 'output-module' option.
  -o, --output-path <value>                                                          The output directory as **absolute path** (required).
  --output-pathinfo [value]                                                          Include comments with information about the modules.
  --no-output-pathinfo                                                               Negative 'output-pathinfo' option.
  --output-public-path <value>                                                       The 'publicPath' specifies the public URL address of the output files when referenced in a browser.
  --output-resource-hints-as <value...>                                              The `as` attribute (`script`, `style`, `font`, …); defaults to `script` for chunk/entry references.
  --output-resource-hints-chunk <value...>                                           Name of a chunk to hint; its emitted URL is resolved automatically.
  --output-resource-hints-crossorigin [value...]                                     The CORS mode; `true` maps to `anonymous`.
  --no-output-resource-hints-crossorigin                                             Negative 'output-resource-hints-crossorigin' option.
  --output-resource-hints-entry <value...>                                           Name of an entrypoint to hint; expands to one hint per initial chunk.
  --output-resource-hints-fetch-priority <value...>                                  The `fetchpriority` attribute. Emitted on `preload` / `modulepreload` and on `prefetch` (the spec now permits it there).
  --output-resource-hints-href <value...>                                            A literal URL used verbatim (external resource, `preconnect` origin, or an already-hashed asset).
  --output-resource-hints-integrity                                                  Subresource Integrity for a chunk/entry reference. Follows `output.html.integrity` by default; set `false` to opt this hint out.
  --no-output-resource-hints-integrity                                               Negative 'output-resource-hints-integrity' option.
  --output-resource-hints-media <value...>                                           The `media` attribute.
  --output-resource-hints-rel <value...>                                             The `rel` of the resource hint.
  --output-resource-hints-type <value...>                                            The `type` attribute (MIME type).
  --output-resource-hints-reset                                                      Clear all items provided in 'output.resourceHints' configuration. Initial dependency-graph chunk hints. `true` auto-emits `<link rel="modulepreload">` (ESM output) or `<link rel="preload" as="script">` (classic) for each of the entry's initial dependency chunks; `"prefetch"` uses `<link rel="prefetch">`; `"preload"` is an alias of `true`; `false` disables chunk hints (URL-asset hints from magic comments / `urlHints` still fire); `"none"` is a hard off switch (no `<link>` anywhere, empty stats / manifest); an array of `HtmlResourceHint` descriptors replaces the auto set; a function receives the auto `defaultHints` plus context (`entryName`, `entrypoint`, `hostType: "html" | "js"`, `compilation`) and returns the final list (replaces the removed `resolveDependencies` hook).
  --output-resource-hints [value]                                                    Initial dependency-graph chunk hints. `true` auto-emits `<link rel="modulepreload">` (ESM output) or `<link rel="preload" as="script">` (classic) for each of the entry's initial dependency chunks; `"prefetch"` uses `<link rel="prefetch">`; `"preload"` is an alias of `true`; `false` disables chunk hints (URL-asset hints from magic comments / `urlHints` still fire); `"none"` is a hard off switch (no `<link>` anywhere, empty stats / manifest); an array of `HtmlResourceHint` descriptors replaces the auto set; a function receives the auto `defaultHints` plus context (`entryName`, `entrypoint`, `hostType: "html" | "js"`, `compilation`) and returns the final list (replaces the removed `resolveDependencies` hook).
  --no-output-resource-hints                                                         Negative 'output-resource-hints' option.
  --output-resource-hints-dedupe                                                     Skip the runtime-injected `<link rel="prefetch">` for a chunk that is already preloaded or prefetched in the document (avoids a duplicate request in some browsers such as Chrome).
  --no-output-resource-hints-dedupe                                                  Negative 'output-resource-hints-dedupe' option.
  --output-resource-hints-initial-as <value...>                                      The `as` attribute (`script`, `style`, `font`, …); defaults to `script` for chunk/entry references.
  --output-resource-hints-initial-chunk <value...>                                   Name of a chunk to hint; its emitted URL is resolved automatically.
  --output-resource-hints-initial-crossorigin [value...]                             The CORS mode; `true` maps to `anonymous`.
  --no-output-resource-hints-initial-crossorigin                                     Negative 'output-resource-hints-initial-crossorigin' option.
  --output-resource-hints-initial-entry <value...>                                   Name of an entrypoint to hint; expands to one hint per initial chunk.
  --output-resource-hints-initial-fetch-priority <value...>                          The `fetchpriority` attribute. Emitted on `preload` / `modulepreload` and on `prefetch` (the spec now permits it there).
  --output-resource-hints-initial-href <value...>                                    A literal URL used verbatim (external resource, `preconnect` origin, or an already-hashed asset).
  --output-resource-hints-initial-integrity                                          Subresource Integrity for a chunk/entry reference. Follows `output.html.integrity` by default; set `false` to opt this hint out.
  --no-output-resource-hints-initial-integrity                                       Negative 'output-resource-hints-initial-integrity' option.
  --output-resource-hints-initial-media <value...>                                   The `media` attribute.
  --output-resource-hints-initial-rel <value...>                                     The `rel` of the resource hint.
  --output-resource-hints-initial-type <value...>                                    The `type` attribute (MIME type).
  --output-resource-hints-initial-reset                                              Clear all items provided in 'output.resourceHints.initial' configuration. Initial dependency-graph chunk hints. `true` auto-emits `<link rel="modulepreload">` (ESM output) or `<link rel="preload" as="script">` (classic) for each of the entry's initial dependency chunks; `"prefetch"` uses `<link rel="prefetch">`; `"preload"` is an alias of `true`; `false` disables chunk hints (URL-asset hints from magic comments / `urlHints` still fire); `"none"` is a hard off switch (no `<link>` anywhere, empty stats / manifest); an array of `HtmlResourceHint` descriptors replaces the auto set; a function receives the auto `defaultHints` plus context (`entryName`, `entrypoint`, `hostType: "html" | "js"`, `compilation`) and returns the final list (replaces the removed `resolveDependencies` hook).
  --output-resource-hints-initial [value]                                            Initial dependency-graph chunk hints. `true` auto-emits `<link rel="modulepreload">` (ESM output) or `<link rel="preload" as="script">` (classic) for each of the entry's initial dependency chunks; `"prefetch"` uses `<link rel="prefetch">`; `"preload"` is an alias of `true`; `false` disables chunk hints (URL-asset hints from magic comments / `urlHints` still fire); `"none"` is a hard off switch (no `<link>` anywhere, empty stats / manifest); an array of `HtmlResourceHint` descriptors replaces the auto set; a function receives the auto `defaultHints` plus context (`entryName`, `entrypoint`, `hostType: "html" | "js"`, `compilation`) and returns the final list (replaces the removed `resolveDependencies` hook).
  --no-output-resource-hints-initial                                                 Negative 'output-resource-hints-initial' option.
  --output-resource-hints-manifest <value>                                           Emit a JSON manifest of the resolved resource hints for each entrypoint (the same descriptors as `stats.entrypoints[].resourceHints`) as an output asset at this path. Lets an SSR server inject the `<link>` tags itself without walking the chunk graph — webpack's analogue of Vite's `build.ssrManifest`. Empty when `initial` is `"none"`.
  --output-resource-hints-module-preload-polyfill                                    Inject a tiny inline `<script>` polyfill for `<link rel="modulepreload">` into extracted HTML pages. Defaults from the target's modulepreload support (`output.environment.modulePreload`) — `true` when the environment lacks native support, `false` when it has it. Set `false` to never inject (the `<link>` tags are still emitted but do nothing on browsers without support — useful under a strict CSP that forbids inline scripts).
  --no-output-resource-hints-module-preload-polyfill                                 Negative 'output-resource-hints-module-preload-polyfill' option.
  --output-resource-hints-preconnect                                                 Auto-emit `<link rel="preconnect">` for the origin of a cross-origin `output.publicPath` (the origin bundles and assets are served from) into extracted HTML entries and the resource-hint stats / manifest. Mirrors `output.crossOriginLoading`. No-op when `publicPath` is relative or `"auto"`.
  --no-output-resource-hints-preconnect                                              Negative 'output-resource-hints-preconnect' option.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-as <value...>                                    Default `as` attribute (script / style / font / image / …).
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-exclude <value...>                               One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-exclude-glob <value...>                          A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-exclude-not <value...>                           Logical NOT.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-exclude-not-glob <value...>                      A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-fetch-priority <value...>                        Default fetchpriority for prefetch / preload links.
  --no-output-resource-hints-url-hints-fetch-priority                                Negative 'output-resource-hints-url-hints-fetch-priority' option.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-include <value...>                               One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-include-glob <value...>                          A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-include-not <value...>                           Logical NOT.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-include-not-glob <value...>                      A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-media <value...>                                 Default `media` attribute (e.g. `"(min-width: 800px)"`).
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-prefetch                                         When true, emit `<link rel="prefetch">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-output-resource-hints-url-hints-prefetch                                      Negative 'output-resource-hints-url-hints-prefetch' option.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-preload                                          When true, emit `<link rel="preload">` for matching assets without an explicit hint comment.
  --no-output-resource-hints-url-hints-preload                                       Negative 'output-resource-hints-url-hints-preload' option.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-test <value...>                                  One default-hint rule for URL-referenced assets emitted by this parser (JS `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>` / `<script src>`). `test` / `include` / `exclude` match against the asset's request; omit all three to apply to every asset. Matching rules set the same fields a `webpackPrefetch` / `webpackPreload` / `webpackAs` / `webpackType` / `webpackMedia` / `webpackFetchPriority` magic comment would; explicit magic comments on the same URL still win.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-test-glob <value...>                             A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-test-not <value...>                              Logical NOT.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-test-not-glob <value...>                         A glob pattern matched against a path, using `/` as path separator on every OS; a `!` prefix excludes what it matches.
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-type <value...>                                  Default `type` attribute (MIME).
  --output-resource-hints-url-hints-reset                                            Clear all items provided in 'output.resourceHints.urlHints' configuration. Project-wide URL-referenced-asset hint rules, applied as the base `urlHints` of every parser (JavaScript `new URL(...)`, CSS `url(...)`, HTML `<img src>` / `<link href>`). Parser-scoped `module.parser.<type>.urlHints` rules and per-URL magic comments still override these.
  --output-script-type <value>                                                       This option enables loading async chunks via a custom script type, such as script type="module".
  --no-output-script-type                                                            Negative 'output-script-type' option.
  --output-source-map-filename <value>                                               The filename of the SourceMaps for the JavaScript files. They are inside the 'output.path' directory.
  --output-source-prefix <value>                                                     Prefixes every line of the source in the bundle with this string.
  --output-strict-module-error-handling                                              Handles error in module loading correctly at a performance cost. This will handle module error compatible with the EcmaScript Modules spec.
  --no-output-strict-module-error-handling                                           Negative 'output-strict-module-error-handling' option.
  --output-strict-module-exception-handling                                          Handles exceptions in module loading correctly at a performance cost (Deprecated). This will handle module error compatible with the Node.js CommonJS way.
  --no-output-strict-module-exception-handling                                       Negative 'output-strict-module-exception-handling' option.
  --output-strict-module-resolution                                                  Emit a runtime check that throws a 'MODULE_NOT_FOUND' error when a required module id is missing from the bundle.
  --no-output-strict-module-resolution                                               Negative 'output-strict-module-resolution' option.
  --output-trusted-types [value]                                                     Use a Trusted Types policy to create urls for chunks. 'output.uniqueName' is used a default policy name. Passing a string sets a custom policy name. The name of the Trusted Types policy created by webpack to serve bundle chunks.
  --output-trusted-types-on-policy-creation-failure <value>                          If the call to `trustedTypes.createPolicy(...)` fails -- e.g., due to the policy name missing from the CSP `trusted-types` list, or it being a duplicate name, etc. -- controls whether to continue with loading in the hope that `require-trusted-types-for 'script'` isn't enforced yet, versus fail immediately. Default behavior is 'stop'.
  --output-trusted-types-policy-name <value>                                         The name of the Trusted Types policy created by webpack to serve bundle chunks.
  --output-unique-name <value>                                                       A unique name of the webpack build to avoid multiple webpack runtimes to conflict when using globals.
  --output-wasm-loading <value>                                                      The method of loading WebAssembly Modules (methods included by default are 'fetch' (web/WebWorker), 'async-node' (node.js), but others might be added by plugins).
  --no-output-wasm-loading                                                           Negative 'output-wasm-loading' option.
  --output-wasm-streaming-fallback                                                   Fall back to non-streaming WebAssembly instantiation when streaming compilation fails because the server does not serve `.wasm` files with the `application/wasm` MIME type.
  --no-output-wasm-streaming-fallback                                                Negative 'output-wasm-streaming-fallback' option.
  --output-webassembly-module-filename <value>                                       The filename of WebAssembly modules as relative path inside the 'output.path' directory.
  --output-worker-chunk-filename <value>                                             Specifies the filename template of output files on disk. You must **not** specify an absolute path here, but the path may contain folders separated by '/'! The specified path is joined with the value of the 'output.path' option to determine the location on disk.
  --output-worker-chunk-loading <value>                                              The method of loading chunks (methods included by default are 'jsonp' (web), 'import' (ESM), 'importScripts' (WebWorker), 'require' (sync node.js), 'async-node' (async node.js), but others might be added by plugins).
  --no-output-worker-chunk-loading                                                   Negative 'output-worker-chunk-loading' option.
  --output-worker-public-path <value>                                                Worker public path. Much like the public path, this sets the location where the worker script file is intended to be found. If not set, webpack will use the publicPath. Don't set this option unless your worker scripts are located at a different path from your other script files.
  --output-worker-wasm-loading <value>                                               The method of loading WebAssembly Modules (methods included by default are 'fetch' (web/WebWorker), 'async-node' (node.js), but others might be added by plugins).
  --no-output-worker-wasm-loading                                                    Negative 'output-worker-wasm-loading' option.
  --parallelism <value>                                                              The number of parallel processed modules in the compilation.
  --no-performance                                                                   Negative 'performance' option.
  --performance-all                                                                  Fallback value for the performance checks that are not set individually (has precedence over local webpack defaults). Does not apply to 'hints', 'maxAssetSize' or 'maxEntrypointSize'.
  --no-performance-all                                                               Negative 'performance-all' option.
  --performance-analyzable-bailouts                                                  Report references in ESM output that keep webpack's runtime form, naming what stops each from being written as a literal 'import()' or 'new URL()' another bundler can follow (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-analyzable-bailouts                                               Negative 'performance-analyzable-bailouts' option.
  --performance-async-chunk-waterfalls                                               Report chains of 'import()' calls where each chunk can only be requested once the one before it has arrived, so the levels cost round trips in series (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-async-chunk-waterfalls                                            Negative 'performance-async-chunk-waterfalls' option.
  --performance-broad-contexts                                                       Report 'require.context' calls with no filter, which bundle every file under a directory (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-broad-contexts                                                    Negative 'performance-broad-contexts' option.
  --performance-cache-effectiveness                                                  Report how much of the module graph the cache reused, and the modules that can never be reused (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-cache-effectiveness                                               Negative 'performance-cache-effectiveness' option.
  --performance-circular-dependencies                                                Report groups of modules that import each other synchronously (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-circular-dependencies                                             Negative 'performance-circular-dependencies' option.
  --performance-conflicting-resource-hints                                           Report chunks asked for as both prefetch and preload from the same place, where the two directives contradict each other.
  --no-performance-conflicting-resource-hints                                        Negative 'performance-conflicting-resource-hints' option.
  --performance-duplicate-modules                                                    Report modules emitted into more than one chunk, and the bytes the extra copies cost (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-duplicate-modules                                                 Negative 'performance-duplicate-modules' option.
  --performance-duplicate-packages                                                   Report packages which are included more than once, in different versions or as multiple copies of the same version (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-duplicate-packages                                                Negative 'performance-duplicate-packages' option.
  --performance-dynamic-exports                                                      Report modules whose exports cannot be read statically, which stops anything importing them from being tree-shaken (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-dynamic-exports                                                   Negative 'performance-dynamic-exports' option.
  --performance-eval-usage                                                           Report modules that call 'eval' directly, which stops minification, scope hoisting and tree shaking (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-eval-usage                                                        Negative 'performance-eval-usage' option.
  --performance-hints <value>                                                        Sets the format of the hints: warnings, errors, stats-only or nothing at all.
  --no-performance-hints                                                             Negative 'performance-hints' option.
  --performance-hotspots                                                             Report the loaders, plugins and hooks that hold the main thread, timing each one's own code rather than what it waited for (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-hotspots                                                          Negative 'performance-hotspots' option.
  --performance-inlined-assets                                                       Report assets inlined as data urls that are large enough for the base64 cost and the lost caching to outweigh the request they save (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-inlined-assets                                                    Negative 'performance-inlined-assets' option.
  --performance-large-modules                                                        Report a single module that makes up most of the chunk it is in (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-large-modules                                                     Negative 'performance-large-modules' option.
  --performance-legacy-javascript                                                    Report polyfill packages that emulate language features the target already supports natively (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-legacy-javascript                                                 Negative 'performance-legacy-javascript' option.
  --performance-max-asset-size <value>                                               File size limit (in bytes) when exceeded, that webpack will provide performance hints.
  --performance-max-entrypoint-size <value>                                          Total size of an entry point (in bytes).
  --performance-missing-side-effects                                                 Report packages that keep unused code in the bundle because their package.json does not declare 'sideEffects' (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-missing-side-effects                                              Negative 'performance-missing-side-effects' option.
  --performance-mixed-exports                                                        Report an entry that exports a default beside named exports for a CommonJS library, where a consumer receives the namespace object (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-mixed-exports                                                     Negative 'performance-mixed-exports' option.
  --performance-os-dependent-rules                                                   Report conditions in 'module.rules' that hardcode a path separator, so they only match on one operating system.
  --no-performance-os-dependent-rules                                                Negative 'performance-os-dependent-rules' option.
  --performance-pure-annotations                                                     Report '/*#__PURE__*/' annotations that sit somewhere the parser does not read them (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-pure-annotations                                                  Negative 'performance-pure-annotations' option.
  --performance-redundant-dynamic-imports                                            Report 'import()' calls whose module is already loaded where the call runs, so they defer nothing (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-redundant-dynamic-imports                                         Negative 'performance-redundant-dynamic-imports' option.
  --performance-scope-hoisting-bailouts                                              Report modules that could not be merged into their importer's scope, and why (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-scope-hoisting-bailouts                                           Negative 'performance-scope-hoisting-bailouts' option.
  --performance-source-maps                                                          Report source maps that cost more than they give: a production 'devtool' that writes the map into the JavaScript, and modules a loader transformed without returning a map, which leaves positions pointing at the loader's output (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-source-maps                                                       Negative 'performance-source-maps' option.
  --performance-split-chunks-capped                                                  Report splits 'optimization.splitChunks' refused because 'maxInitialRequests' or 'maxAsyncRequests' was already reached (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-split-chunks-capped                                               Negative 'performance-split-chunks-capped' option.
  --performance-tiny-chunks                                                          Report chunks loaded on demand that carry less than 'optimization.splitChunks.minSize' (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-tiny-chunks                                                       Negative 'performance-tiny-chunks' option.
  --performance-top-level-this                                                       Report modules that read 'this' at the top level of an ES module, where it is 'undefined' rather than the module object or the global one (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-top-level-this                                                    Negative 'performance-top-level-this' option.
  --performance-unsplit-vendors                                                      Report initial chunks that mix 'node_modules' code with application code, so every application change re-downloads the dependencies too (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-unsplit-vendors                                                   Negative 'performance-unsplit-vendors' option.
  --performance-unused-assets                                                        Report asset files emitted for an import whose binding nothing reads, so the bytes ship for nothing (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-unused-assets                                                     Negative 'performance-unused-assets' option.
  --performance-unused-config                                                        Report configuration that no build used: 'resolve.alias' entries nothing matched, 'DefinePlugin' keys nothing referenced, 'externals' nothing imported, 'module.rules' that never matched, and Module Federation 'shared' keys or 'remotes' nothing imported.
  --no-performance-unused-config                                                     Negative 'performance-unused-config' option.
  --performance-unused-modules                                                       Report modules bundled although nothing uses what they export, naming the re-export or the side-effect statement that kept each one (requires 'hints' to be enabled).
  --no-performance-unused-modules                                                    Negative 'performance-unused-modules' option.
  --profile                                                                          Capture timing information for each module.
  --no-profile                                                                       Negative 'profile' option.
  --records-input-path <value>                                                       Store compiler state to a json file.
  --no-records-input-path                                                            Negative 'records-input-path' option.
  --records-output-path <value>                                                      Load compiler state from a json file.
  --no-records-output-path                                                           Negative 'records-output-path' option.
  --records-path <value>                                                             Store/Load compiler state from/to a json file. This will result in persistent ids of modules and chunks. An absolute path is expected. `recordsPath` is used for `recordsInputPath` and `recordsOutputPath` if they left undefined.
  --no-records-path                                                                  Negative 'records-path' option.
  --resolve-alias-alias <value...>                                                   Ignore request (replace with empty module). New request.
  --no-resolve-alias-alias                                                           Negative 'resolve-alias-alias' option.
  --resolve-alias-name <value...>                                                    Request to be redirected.
  --resolve-alias-only-module                                                        Redirect only exact matching request.
  --no-resolve-alias-only-module                                                     Negative 'resolve-alias-only-module' option.
  --resolve-alias-reset                                                              Clear all items provided in 'resolve.alias' configuration. Redirect module requests.
  --resolve-alias-fields <value...>                                                  Field in the description file (usually package.json) which are used to redirect requests inside the module.
  --resolve-alias-fields-reset                                                       Clear all items provided in 'resolve.aliasFields' configuration. Fields in the description file (usually package.json) which are used to redirect requests inside the module.
  --resolve-cache                                                                    Enable caching of successfully resolved requests (cache entries are revalidated).
  --no-resolve-cache                                                                 Negative 'resolve-cache' option.
  --resolve-cache-with-context                                                       Include the context information in the cache identifier when caching.
  --no-resolve-cache-with-context                                                    Negative 'resolve-cache-with-context' option.
  --resolve-condition-names <value...>                                               Condition names for exports field entry point.
  --resolve-condition-names-reset                                                    Clear all items provided in 'resolve.conditionNames' configuration. Condition names for exports field entry point.
  --resolve-description-files <value...>                                             Filename used to find a description file (like a package.json).
  --resolve-description-files-reset                                                  Clear all items provided in 'resolve.descriptionFiles' configuration. Filenames used to find a description file (like a package.json).
  --resolve-enforce-extension                                                        Enforce the resolver to use one of the extensions from the extensions option (User must specify requests without extension).
  --no-resolve-enforce-extension                                                     Negative 'resolve-enforce-extension' option.
  --resolve-exports-fields <value...>                                                Field name from the description file (usually package.json) which is used to provide entry points of a package.
  --resolve-exports-fields-reset                                                     Clear all items provided in 'resolve.exportsFields' configuration. Field names from the description file (usually package.json) which are used to provide entry points of a package.
  --resolve-extensions <value...>                                                    Extension added to the request when trying to find the file.
  --resolve-extensions-reset                                                         Clear all items provided in 'resolve.extensions' configuration. Extensions added to the request when trying to find the file.
  --resolve-fallback-alias <value...>                                                Ignore request (replace with empty module). New request.
  --no-resolve-fallback-alias                                                        Negative 'resolve-fallback-alias' option.
  --resolve-fallback-name <value...>                                                 Request to be redirected.
  --resolve-fallback-only-module                                                     Redirect only exact matching request.
  --no-resolve-fallback-only-module                                                  Negative 'resolve-fallback-only-module' option.
  --resolve-fallback-reset                                                           Clear all items provided in 'resolve.fallback' configuration. Redirect module requests.
  --resolve-fully-specified                                                          Treats the request specified by the user as fully specified, meaning no extensions are added and the mainFiles in directories are not resolved (This doesn't affect requests from mainFields, aliasFields or aliases).
  --no-resolve-fully-specified                                                       Negative 'resolve-fully-specified' option.
  --resolve-imports-fields <value...>                                                Field name from the description file (usually package.json) which is used to provide internal request of a package (requests starting with # are considered as internal).
  --resolve-imports-fields-reset                                                     Clear all items provided in 'resolve.importsFields' configuration. Field names from the description file (usually package.json) which are used to provide internal request of a package (requests starting with # are considered as internal).
  --resolve-main-fields <value...>                                                   Field name from the description file (package.json) which are used to find the default entry point.
  --resolve-main-fields-reset                                                        Clear all items provided in 'resolve.mainFields' configuration. Field names from the description file (package.json) which are used to find the default entry point.
  --resolve-main-files <value...>                                                    Filename used to find the default entry point if there is no description file or main field.
  --resolve-main-files-reset                                                         Clear all items provided in 'resolve.mainFiles' configuration. Filenames used to find the default entry point if there is no description file or main field.
  --resolve-modules <value...>                                                       Folder name or directory path where to find modules.
  --resolve-modules-reset                                                            Clear all items provided in 'resolve.modules' configuration. Folder names or directory paths where to find modules.
  --resolve-prefer-absolute                                                          Prefer to resolve server-relative URLs (starting with '/') as absolute paths before falling back to resolve in 'resolve.roots'.
  --no-resolve-prefer-absolute                                                       Negative 'resolve-prefer-absolute' option.
  --resolve-prefer-relative                                                          Prefer to resolve module requests as relative request and fallback to resolving as module.
  --no-resolve-prefer-relative                                                       Negative 'resolve-prefer-relative' option.
  --resolve-restrictions <value...>                                                  Resolve restriction. Resolve result must fulfill this restriction.
  --resolve-restrictions-reset                                                       Clear all items provided in 'resolve.restrictions' configuration. A list of resolve restrictions. Resolve results must fulfill all of these restrictions to resolve successfully. Other resolve paths are taken when restrictions are not met.
  --resolve-roots <value...>                                                         Directory in which requests that are server-relative URLs (starting with '/') are resolved.
  --resolve-roots-reset                                                              Clear all items provided in 'resolve.roots' configuration. A list of directories in which requests that are server-relative URLs (starting with '/') are resolved.
  --resolve-symlinks                                                                 Enable resolving symlinks to the original location.
  --no-resolve-symlinks                                                              Negative 'resolve-symlinks' option.
  --resolve-tsconfig [value]                                                         TypeScript config for paths mapping. Can be `false` (disabled), `true` (use default `tsconfig.json`), a string path to `tsconfig.json`, or an object with `configFile` and `references` options.
  --no-resolve-tsconfig                                                              Negative 'resolve-tsconfig' option.
  --resolve-tsconfig-config-file <value>                                             A path to the tsconfig file.
  --resolve-tsconfig-references <value>                                              References to other tsconfig files. 'auto' inherits from TypeScript config, or an array of relative/absolute paths.
  --resolve-unsafe-cache                                                             Enable caching of successfully resolved requests (cache entries are not revalidated).
  --no-resolve-unsafe-cache                                                          Negative 'resolve-unsafe-cache' option.
  --resolve-use-sync-file-system-calls                                               Use synchronous filesystem calls for the resolver.
  --no-resolve-use-sync-file-system-calls                                            Negative 'resolve-use-sync-file-system-calls' option.
  --resolve-loader-alias-alias <value...>                                            Ignore request (replace with empty module). New request.
  --no-resolve-loader-alias-alias                                                    Negative 'resolve-loader-alias-alias' option.
  --resolve-loader-alias-name <value...>                                             Request to be redirected.
  --resolve-loader-alias-only-module                                                 Redirect only exact matching request.
  --no-resolve-loader-alias-only-module                                              Negative 'resolve-loader-alias-only-module' option.
  --resolve-loader-alias-reset                                                       Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.alias' configuration. Redirect module requests.
  --resolve-loader-alias-fields <value...>                                           Field in the description file (usually package.json) which are used to redirect requests inside the module.
  --resolve-loader-alias-fields-reset                                                Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.aliasFields' configuration. Fields in the description file (usually package.json) which are used to redirect requests inside the module.
  --resolve-loader-cache                                                             Enable caching of successfully resolved requests (cache entries are revalidated).
  --no-resolve-loader-cache                                                          Negative 'resolve-loader-cache' option.
  --resolve-loader-cache-with-context                                                Include the context information in the cache identifier when caching.
  --no-resolve-loader-cache-with-context                                             Negative 'resolve-loader-cache-with-context' option.
  --resolve-loader-condition-names <value...>                                        Condition names for exports field entry point.
  --resolve-loader-condition-names-reset                                             Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.conditionNames' configuration. Condition names for exports field entry point.
  --resolve-loader-description-files <value...>                                      Filename used to find a description file (like a package.json).
  --resolve-loader-description-files-reset                                           Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.descriptionFiles' configuration. Filenames used to find a description file (like a package.json).
  --resolve-loader-enforce-extension                                                 Enforce the resolver to use one of the extensions from the extensions option (User must specify requests without extension).
  --no-resolve-loader-enforce-extension                                              Negative 'resolve-loader-enforce-extension' option.
  --resolve-loader-exports-fields <value...>                                         Field name from the description file (usually package.json) which is used to provide entry points of a package.
  --resolve-loader-exports-fields-reset                                              Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.exportsFields' configuration. Field names from the description file (usually package.json) which are used to provide entry points of a package.
  --resolve-loader-extensions <value...>                                             Extension added to the request when trying to find the file.
  --resolve-loader-extensions-reset                                                  Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.extensions' configuration. Extensions added to the request when trying to find the file.
  --resolve-loader-fallback-alias <value...>                                         Ignore request (replace with empty module). New request.
  --no-resolve-loader-fallback-alias                                                 Negative 'resolve-loader-fallback-alias' option.
  --resolve-loader-fallback-name <value...>                                          Request to be redirected.
  --resolve-loader-fallback-only-module                                              Redirect only exact matching request.
  --no-resolve-loader-fallback-only-module                                           Negative 'resolve-loader-fallback-only-module' option.
  --resolve-loader-fallback-reset                                                    Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.fallback' configuration. Redirect module requests.
  --resolve-loader-fully-specified                                                   Treats the request specified by the user as fully specified, meaning no extensions are added and the mainFiles in directories are not resolved (This doesn't affect requests from mainFields, aliasFields or aliases).
  --no-resolve-loader-fully-specified                                                Negative 'resolve-loader-fully-specified' option.
  --resolve-loader-imports-fields <value...>                                         Field name from the description file (usually package.json) which is used to provide internal request of a package (requests starting with # are considered as internal).
  --resolve-loader-imports-fields-reset                                              Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.importsFields' configuration. Field names from the description file (usually package.json) which are used to provide internal request of a package (requests starting with # are considered as internal).
  --resolve-loader-main-fields <value...>                                            Field name from the description file (package.json) which are used to find the default entry point.
  --resolve-loader-main-fields-reset                                                 Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.mainFields' configuration. Field names from the description file (package.json) which are used to find the default entry point.
  --resolve-loader-main-files <value...>                                             Filename used to find the default entry point if there is no description file or main field.
  --resolve-loader-main-files-reset                                                  Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.mainFiles' configuration. Filenames used to find the default entry point if there is no description file or main field.
  --resolve-loader-modules <value...>                                                Folder name or directory path where to find modules.
  --resolve-loader-modules-reset                                                     Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.modules' configuration. Folder names or directory paths where to find modules.
  --resolve-loader-prefer-absolute                                                   Prefer to resolve server-relative URLs (starting with '/') as absolute paths before falling back to resolve in 'resolve.roots'.
  --no-resolve-loader-prefer-absolute                                                Negative 'resolve-loader-prefer-absolute' option.
  --resolve-loader-prefer-relative                                                   Prefer to resolve module requests as relative request and fallback to resolving as module.
  --no-resolve-loader-prefer-relative                                                Negative 'resolve-loader-prefer-relative' option.
  --resolve-loader-restrictions <value...>                                           Resolve restriction. Resolve result must fulfill this restriction.
  --resolve-loader-restrictions-reset                                                Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.restrictions' configuration. A list of resolve restrictions. Resolve results must fulfill all of these restrictions to resolve successfully. Other resolve paths are taken when restrictions are not met.
  --resolve-loader-roots <value...>                                                  Directory in which requests that are server-relative URLs (starting with '/') are resolved.
  --resolve-loader-roots-reset                                                       Clear all items provided in 'resolveLoader.roots' configuration. A list of directories in which requests that are server-relative URLs (starting with '/') are resolved.
  --resolve-loader-symlinks                                                          Enable resolving symlinks to the original location.
  --no-resolve-loader-symlinks                                                       Negative 'resolve-loader-symlinks' option.
  --resolve-loader-tsconfig [value]                                                  TypeScript config for paths mapping. Can be `false` (disabled), `true` (use default `tsconfig.json`), a string path to `tsconfig.json`, or an object with `configFile` and `references` options.
  --no-resolve-loader-tsconfig                                                       Negative 'resolve-loader-tsconfig' option.
  --resolve-loader-tsconfig-config-file <value>                                      A path to the tsconfig file.
  --resolve-loader-tsconfig-references <value>                                       References to other tsconfig files. 'auto' inherits from TypeScript config, or an array of relative/absolute paths.
  --resolve-loader-unsafe-cache                                                      Enable caching of successfully resolved requests (cache entries are not revalidated).
  --no-resolve-loader-unsafe-cache                                                   Negative 'resolve-loader-unsafe-cache' option.
  --resolve-loader-use-sync-file-system-calls                                        Use synchronous filesystem calls for the resolver.
  --no-resolve-loader-use-sync-file-system-calls                                     Negative 'resolve-loader-use-sync-file-system-calls' option.
  --snapshot-build-dependencies-hash                                                 Use hashes of the content of the files/directories to determine invalidation.
  --no-snapshot-build-dependencies-hash                                              Negative 'snapshot-build-dependencies-hash' option.
  --snapshot-build-dependencies-timestamp                                            Use timestamps of the files/directories to determine invalidation.
  --no-snapshot-build-dependencies-timestamp                                         Negative 'snapshot-build-dependencies-timestamp' option.
  --snapshot-context-module-hash                                                     Use hashes of the content of the files/directories to determine invalidation.
  --no-snapshot-context-module-hash                                                  Negative 'snapshot-context-module-hash' option.
  --snapshot-context-module-timestamp                                                Use timestamps of the files/directories to determine invalidation.
  --no-snapshot-context-module-timestamp                                             Negative 'snapshot-context-module-timestamp' option.
  --snapshot-immutable-paths <value...>                                              A RegExp matching an immutable directory (usually a package manager cache directory, including the tailing slash) A path to an immutable directory (usually a package manager cache directory).
  --snapshot-immutable-paths-reset                                                   Clear all items provided in 'snapshot.immutablePaths' configuration. List of paths that are managed by a package manager and contain a version or hash in its path so all files are immutable.
  --snapshot-managed-paths <value...>                                                A RegExp matching a managed directory (usually a node_modules directory, including the tailing slash) A path to a managed directory (usually a node_modules directory).
  --snapshot-managed-paths-reset                                                     Clear all items provided in 'snapshot.managedPaths' configuration. List of paths that are managed by a package manager and can be trusted to not be modified otherwise.
  --snapshot-module-hash                                                             Use hashes of the content of the files/directories to determine invalidation.
  --no-snapshot-module-hash                                                          Negative 'snapshot-module-hash' option.
  --snapshot-module-timestamp                                                        Use timestamps of the files/directories to determine invalidation.
  --no-snapshot-module-timestamp                                                     Negative 'snapshot-module-timestamp' option.
  --snapshot-resolve-hash                                                            Use hashes of the content of the files/directories to determine invalidation.
  --no-snapshot-resolve-hash                                                         Negative 'snapshot-resolve-hash' option.
  --snapshot-resolve-timestamp                                                       Use timestamps of the files/directories to determine invalidation.
  --no-snapshot-resolve-timestamp                                                    Negative 'snapshot-resolve-timestamp' option.
  --snapshot-resolve-build-dependencies-hash                                         Use hashes of the content of the files/directories to determine invalidation.
  --no-snapshot-resolve-build-dependencies-hash                                      Negative 'snapshot-resolve-build-dependencies-hash' option.
  --snapshot-resolve-build-dependencies-timestamp                                    Use timestamps of the files/directories to determine invalidation.
  --no-snapshot-resolve-build-dependencies-timestamp                                 Negative 'snapshot-resolve-build-dependencies-timestamp' option.
  --snapshot-unmanaged-paths <value...>                                              A RegExp matching an unmanaged directory. A path to an unmanaged directory.
  --snapshot-unmanaged-paths-reset                                                   Clear all items provided in 'snapshot.unmanagedPaths' configuration. List of paths that are not managed by a package manager and the contents are subject to change.
  --stats [value]                                                                    Stats options object or preset name.
  --no-stats                                                                         Negative 'stats' option.
  --stats-all                                                                        Fallback value for stats options when an option is not defined (has precedence over local webpack defaults).
  --no-stats-all                                                                     Negative 'stats-all' option.
  --stats-assets                                                                     Add assets information.
  --no-stats-assets                                                                  Negative 'stats-assets' option.
  --stats-assets-sort <value>                                                        Sort the assets by that field.
  --no-stats-assets-sort                                                             Negative 'stats-assets-sort' option.
  --stats-assets-space <value>                                                       Space to display assets (groups will be collapsed to fit this space).
  --stats-built-at                                                                   Add built at time information.
  --no-stats-built-at                                                                Negative 'stats-built-at' option.
  --stats-cached                                                                     Add information about cached (not built) modules (deprecated: use 'cachedModules' instead).
  --no-stats-cached                                                                  Negative 'stats-cached' option.
  --stats-cached-assets                                                              Show cached assets (setting this to `false` only shows emitted files).
  --no-stats-cached-assets                                                           Negative 'stats-cached-assets' option.
  --stats-cached-modules                                                             Add information about cached (not built) modules.
  --no-stats-cached-modules                                                          Negative 'stats-cached-modules' option.
  --stats-children [value...]                                                        Stats options object or preset name.
  --no-stats-children                                                                Negative 'stats-children' option.
  --stats-children-all                                                               Fallback value for stats options when an option is not defined (has precedence over local webpack defaults).
  --no-stats-children-all                                                            Negative 'stats-children-all' option.
  --stats-children-assets                                                            Add assets information.
  --no-stats-children-assets                                                         Negative 'stats-children-assets' option.
  --stats-children-assets-sort <value...>                                            Sort the assets by that field.
  --no-stats-children-assets-sort                                                    Negative 'stats-children-assets-sort' option.
  --stats-children-assets-space <value...>                                           Space to display assets (groups will be collapsed to fit this space).
  --stats-children-built-at                                                          Add built at time information.
  --no-stats-children-built-at                                                       Negative 'stats-children-built-at' option.
  --stats-children-cached                                                            Add information about cached (not built) modules (deprecated: use 'cachedModules' instead).
  --no-stats-children-cached                                                         Negative 'stats-children-cached' option.
  --stats-children-cached-assets                                                     Show cached assets (setting this to `false` only shows emitted files).
  --no-stats-children-cached-assets                                                  Negative 'stats-children-cached-assets' option.
  --stats-children-cached-modules                                                    Add information about cached (not built) modules.
  --no-stats-children-cached-modules                                                 Negative 'stats-children-cached-modules' option.
  --stats-children-chunk-group-auxiliary                                             Display auxiliary assets in chunk groups.
  --no-stats-children-chunk-group-auxiliary                                          Negative 'stats-children-chunk-group-auxiliary' option.
  --stats-children-chunk-group-children                                              Display children of chunk groups.
  --no-stats-children-chunk-group-children                                           Negative 'stats-children-chunk-group-children' option.
  --stats-children-chunk-group-max-assets <value...>                                 Limit of assets displayed in chunk groups.
  --stats-children-chunk-group-resource-hints                                        Include the resolved `<link>` resource-hint descriptors for each entrypoint (`entrypoints[name].resourceHints`). Combines `output.resourceHints.chunks` (initial-graph modulepreload/preload/prefetch) with `output.resourceHints.assets` (URL-referenced fonts / images / …). Lets SSR frameworks inject the hints server-side without walking the chunk graph themselves; the analogue of Vite's `build.ssrManifest`.
  --no-stats-children-chunk-group-resource-hints                                     Negative 'stats-children-chunk-group-resource-hints' option.
  --stats-children-chunk-groups                                                      Display all chunk groups with the corresponding bundles.
  --no-stats-children-chunk-groups                                                   Negative 'stats-children-chunk-groups' option.
  --stats-children-chunk-modules                                                     Add built modules information to chunk information.
  --no-stats-children-chunk-modules                                                  Negative 'stats-children-chunk-modules' option.
  --stats-children-chunk-modules-space <value...>                                    Space to display chunk modules (groups will be collapsed to fit this space, value is in number of modules/group).
  --stats-children-chunk-origins                                                     Add the origins of chunks and chunk merging info.
  --no-stats-children-chunk-origins                                                  Negative 'stats-children-chunk-origins' option.
  --stats-children-chunk-relations                                                   Add information about parent, children and sibling chunks to chunk information.
  --no-stats-children-chunk-relations                                                Negative 'stats-children-chunk-relations' option.
  --stats-children-chunks                                                            Add chunk information.
  --no-stats-children-chunks                                                         Negative 'stats-children-chunks' option.
  --stats-children-chunks-sort <value...>                                            Sort the chunks by that field.
  --no-stats-children-chunks-sort                                                    Negative 'stats-children-chunks-sort' option.
  --stats-children-colors                                                            Enables/Disables colorful output.
  --no-stats-children-colors                                                         Negative 'stats-children-colors' option.
  --stats-children-colors-bold <value...>                                            Custom color for bold text.
  --stats-children-colors-cyan <value...>                                            Custom color for cyan text.
  --stats-children-colors-green <value...>                                           Custom color for green text.
  --stats-children-colors-magenta <value...>                                         Custom color for magenta text.
  --stats-children-colors-red <value...>                                             Custom color for red text.
  --stats-children-colors-yellow <value...>                                          Custom color for yellow text.
  --stats-children-context <value...>                                                Context directory for request shortening.
  --stats-children-dependent-modules                                                 Show chunk modules that are dependencies of other modules of the chunk.
  --no-stats-children-dependent-modules                                              Negative 'stats-children-dependent-modules' option.
  --stats-children-depth                                                             Add module depth in module graph.
  --no-stats-children-depth                                                          Negative 'stats-children-depth' option.
  --stats-children-entrypoints [value...]                                            Display the entry points with the corresponding bundles.
  --no-stats-children-entrypoints                                                    Negative 'stats-children-entrypoints' option.
  --stats-children-env                                                               Add --env information.
  --no-stats-children-env                                                            Negative 'stats-children-env' option.
  --stats-children-error-cause [value...]                                            Add cause to errors.
  --no-stats-children-error-cause                                                    Negative 'stats-children-error-cause' option.
  --stats-children-error-details [value...]                                          Add details to errors (like resolving log).
  --no-stats-children-error-details                                                  Negative 'stats-children-error-details' option.
  --stats-children-error-errors [value...]                                           Add nested errors to errors (like in AggregateError).
  --no-stats-children-error-errors                                                   Negative 'stats-children-error-errors' option.
  --stats-children-error-stack                                                       Add internal stack trace to errors.
  --no-stats-children-error-stack                                                    Negative 'stats-children-error-stack' option.
  --stats-children-errors                                                            Add errors.
  --no-stats-children-errors                                                         Negative 'stats-children-errors' option.
  --stats-children-errors-count                                                      Add errors count.
  --no-stats-children-errors-count                                                   Negative 'stats-children-errors-count' option.
  --stats-children-errors-space <value...>                                           Space to display errors (value is in number of lines).
  --stats-children-exclude-assets <value...>                                         Suppress assets that match the specified filters. Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --stats-children-exclude-modules [value...]                                        Suppress modules that match the specified filters. Filters can be Strings, RegExps, Booleans or Functions.
  --no-stats-children-exclude-modules                                                Negative 'stats-children-exclude-modules' option.
  --stats-children-group-assets-by-chunk                                             Group assets by how their are related to chunks.
  --no-stats-children-group-assets-by-chunk                                          Negative 'stats-children-group-assets-by-chunk' option.
  --stats-children-group-assets-by-emit-status                                       Group assets by their status (emitted, compared for emit or cached).
  --no-stats-children-group-assets-by-emit-status                                    Negative 'stats-children-group-assets-by-emit-status' option.
  --stats-children-group-assets-by-extension                                         Group assets by their extension.
  --no-stats-children-group-assets-by-extension                                      Negative 'stats-children-group-assets-by-extension' option.
  --stats-children-group-assets-by-info                                              Group assets by their asset info (immutable, development, hotModuleReplacement, etc).
  --no-stats-children-group-assets-by-info                                           Negative 'stats-children-group-assets-by-info' option.
  --stats-children-group-assets-by-path                                              Group assets by their path.
  --no-stats-children-group-assets-by-path                                           Negative 'stats-children-group-assets-by-path' option.
  --stats-children-group-modules-by-attributes                                       Group modules by their attributes (errors, warnings, assets, optional, orphan, or dependent).
  --no-stats-children-group-modules-by-attributes                                    Negative 'stats-children-group-modules-by-attributes' option.
  --stats-children-group-modules-by-cache-status                                     Group modules by their status (cached or built and cacheable).
  --no-stats-children-group-modules-by-cache-status                                  Negative 'stats-children-group-modules-by-cache-status' option.
  --stats-children-group-modules-by-extension                                        Group modules by their extension.
  --no-stats-children-group-modules-by-extension                                     Negative 'stats-children-group-modules-by-extension' option.
  --stats-children-group-modules-by-layer                                            Group modules by their layer.
  --no-stats-children-group-modules-by-layer                                         Negative 'stats-children-group-modules-by-layer' option.
  --stats-children-group-modules-by-path                                             Group modules by their path.
  --no-stats-children-group-modules-by-path                                          Negative 'stats-children-group-modules-by-path' option.
  --stats-children-group-modules-by-type                                             Group modules by their type.
  --no-stats-children-group-modules-by-type                                          Negative 'stats-children-group-modules-by-type' option.
  --stats-children-group-reasons-by-origin                                           Group reasons by their origin module.
  --no-stats-children-group-reasons-by-origin                                        Negative 'stats-children-group-reasons-by-origin' option.
  --stats-children-hash                                                              Add the hash of the compilation.
  --no-stats-children-hash                                                           Negative 'stats-children-hash' option.
  --stats-children-hints                                                             Add performance hints reported with 'performance.hints: "stats"'.
  --no-stats-children-hints                                                          Negative 'stats-children-hints' option.
  --stats-children-hints-count                                                       Add the number of performance hints.
  --no-stats-children-hints-count                                                    Negative 'stats-children-hints-count' option.
  --stats-children-ids                                                               Add ids.
  --no-stats-children-ids                                                            Negative 'stats-children-ids' option.
  --stats-children-logging [value...]                                                Specify log level of logging output. Enable/disable logging output (`true`: shows normal logging output, loglevel: log).
  --no-stats-children-logging                                                        Negative 'stats-children-logging' option.
  --stats-children-logging-debug [value...]                                          Enable/Disable debug logging for all loggers. Include debug logging of specified loggers (i. e. for plugins or loaders). Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --no-stats-children-logging-debug                                                  Negative 'stats-children-logging-debug' option.
  --stats-children-logging-trace                                                     Add stack traces to logging output.
  --no-stats-children-logging-trace                                                  Negative 'stats-children-logging-trace' option.
  --stats-children-module-assets                                                     Add information about assets inside modules.
  --no-stats-children-module-assets                                                  Negative 'stats-children-module-assets' option.
  --stats-children-module-trace                                                      Add dependencies and origin of warnings/errors.
  --no-stats-children-module-trace                                                   Negative 'stats-children-module-trace' option.
  --stats-children-modules                                                           Add built modules information.
  --no-stats-children-modules                                                        Negative 'stats-children-modules' option.
  --stats-children-modules-sort <value...>                                           Sort the modules by that field.
  --no-stats-children-modules-sort                                                   Negative 'stats-children-modules-sort' option.
  --stats-children-modules-space <value...>                                          Space to display modules (groups will be collapsed to fit this space, value is in number of modules/groups).
  --stats-children-nested-modules                                                    Add information about modules nested in other modules (like with module concatenation).
  --no-stats-children-nested-modules                                                 Negative 'stats-children-nested-modules' option.
  --stats-children-nested-modules-space <value...>                                   Space to display modules nested within other modules (groups will be collapsed to fit this space, value is in number of modules/group).
  --stats-children-optimization-bailout                                              Show reasons why optimization bailed out for modules.
  --no-stats-children-optimization-bailout                                           Negative 'stats-children-optimization-bailout' option.
  --stats-children-orphan-modules                                                    Add information about orphan modules.
  --no-stats-children-orphan-modules                                                 Negative 'stats-children-orphan-modules' option.
  --stats-children-output-path                                                       Add output path information.
  --no-stats-children-output-path                                                    Negative 'stats-children-output-path' option.
  --stats-children-performance                                                       Add performance hint flags.
  --no-stats-children-performance                                                    Negative 'stats-children-performance' option.
  --stats-children-preset [value...]                                                 Preset for the default values.
  --no-stats-children-preset                                                         Negative 'stats-children-preset' option.
  --stats-children-provided-exports                                                  Show exports provided by modules.
  --no-stats-children-provided-exports                                               Negative 'stats-children-provided-exports' option.
  --stats-children-public-path                                                       Add public path information.
  --no-stats-children-public-path                                                    Negative 'stats-children-public-path' option.
  --stats-children-reasons                                                           Add information about the reasons why modules are included.
  --no-stats-children-reasons                                                        Negative 'stats-children-reasons' option.
  --stats-children-reasons-space <value...>                                          Space to display reasons (groups will be collapsed to fit this space).
  --stats-children-related-assets                                                    Add information about assets that are related to other assets (like SourceMaps for assets).
  --no-stats-children-related-assets                                                 Negative 'stats-children-related-assets' option.
  --stats-children-runtime                                                           Add information about runtime modules (deprecated: use 'runtimeModules' instead).
  --no-stats-children-runtime                                                        Negative 'stats-children-runtime' option.
  --stats-children-runtime-modules                                                   Add information about runtime modules.
  --no-stats-children-runtime-modules                                                Negative 'stats-children-runtime-modules' option.
  --stats-children-source                                                            Add the source code of modules.
  --no-stats-children-source                                                         Negative 'stats-children-source' option.
  --stats-children-timings                                                           Add timing information.
  --no-stats-children-timings                                                        Negative 'stats-children-timings' option.
  --stats-children-used-exports                                                      Show exports used by modules.
  --no-stats-children-used-exports                                                   Negative 'stats-children-used-exports' option.
  --stats-children-version                                                           Add webpack version information.
  --no-stats-children-version                                                        Negative 'stats-children-version' option.
  --stats-children-warnings                                                          Add warnings.
  --no-stats-children-warnings                                                       Negative 'stats-children-warnings' option.
  --stats-children-warnings-count                                                    Add warnings count.
  --no-stats-children-warnings-count                                                 Negative 'stats-children-warnings-count' option.
  --stats-children-warnings-filter <value...>                                        Suppress listing warnings that match the specified filters (they will still be counted). Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --stats-children-warnings-space <value...>                                         Space to display warnings (value is in number of lines).
  --stats-children-reset                                                             Clear all items provided in 'stats.children' configuration. Add children information.
  --stats-children-exclude-assets-reset                                              Clear all items provided in 'stats.children.excludeAssets' configuration. Suppress assets that match the specified filters. Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --stats-children-exclude-modules-reset                                             Clear all items provided in 'stats.children.excludeModules' configuration. Suppress modules that match the specified filters. Filters can be Strings, RegExps, Booleans or Functions.
  --stats-children-logging-debug-reset                                               Clear all items provided in 'stats.children.loggingDebug' configuration. Include debug logging of specified loggers (i. e. for plugins or loaders). Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --stats-children-warnings-filter-reset                                             Clear all items provided in 'stats.children.warningsFilter' configuration. Suppress listing warnings that match the specified filters (they will still be counted). Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --stats-chunk-group-auxiliary                                                      Display auxiliary assets in chunk groups.
  --no-stats-chunk-group-auxiliary                                                   Negative 'stats-chunk-group-auxiliary' option.
  --stats-chunk-group-children                                                       Display children of chunk groups.
  --no-stats-chunk-group-children                                                    Negative 'stats-chunk-group-children' option.
  --stats-chunk-group-max-assets <value>                                             Limit of assets displayed in chunk groups.
  --stats-chunk-group-resource-hints                                                 Include the resolved `<link>` resource-hint descriptors for each entrypoint (`entrypoints[name].resourceHints`). Combines `output.resourceHints.chunks` (initial-graph modulepreload/preload/prefetch) with `output.resourceHints.assets` (URL-referenced fonts / images / …). Lets SSR frameworks inject the hints server-side without walking the chunk graph themselves; the analogue of Vite's `build.ssrManifest`.
  --no-stats-chunk-group-resource-hints                                              Negative 'stats-chunk-group-resource-hints' option.
  --stats-chunk-groups                                                               Display all chunk groups with the corresponding bundles.
  --no-stats-chunk-groups                                                            Negative 'stats-chunk-groups' option.
  --stats-chunk-modules                                                              Add built modules information to chunk information.
  --no-stats-chunk-modules                                                           Negative 'stats-chunk-modules' option.
  --stats-chunk-modules-space <value>                                                Space to display chunk modules (groups will be collapsed to fit this space, value is in number of modules/group).
  --stats-chunk-origins                                                              Add the origins of chunks and chunk merging info.
  --no-stats-chunk-origins                                                           Negative 'stats-chunk-origins' option.
  --stats-chunk-relations                                                            Add information about parent, children and sibling chunks to chunk information.
  --no-stats-chunk-relations                                                         Negative 'stats-chunk-relations' option.
  --stats-chunks                                                                     Add chunk information.
  --no-stats-chunks                                                                  Negative 'stats-chunks' option.
  --stats-chunks-sort <value>                                                        Sort the chunks by that field.
  --no-stats-chunks-sort                                                             Negative 'stats-chunks-sort' option.
  --stats-colors                                                                     Enables/Disables colorful output.
  --no-stats-colors                                                                  Negative 'stats-colors' option.
  --stats-colors-bold <value>                                                        Custom color for bold text.
  --stats-colors-cyan <value>                                                        Custom color for cyan text.
  --stats-colors-green <value>                                                       Custom color for green text.
  --stats-colors-magenta <value>                                                     Custom color for magenta text.
  --stats-colors-red <value>                                                         Custom color for red text.
  --stats-colors-yellow <value>                                                      Custom color for yellow text.
  --stats-context <value>                                                            Context directory for request shortening.
  --stats-dependent-modules                                                          Show chunk modules that are dependencies of other modules of the chunk.
  --no-stats-dependent-modules                                                       Negative 'stats-dependent-modules' option.
  --stats-depth                                                                      Add module depth in module graph.
  --no-stats-depth                                                                   Negative 'stats-depth' option.
  --stats-entrypoints [value]                                                        Display the entry points with the corresponding bundles.
  --no-stats-entrypoints                                                             Negative 'stats-entrypoints' option.
  --stats-env                                                                        Add --env information.
  --no-stats-env                                                                     Negative 'stats-env' option.
  --stats-error-cause [value]                                                        Add cause to errors.
  --no-stats-error-cause                                                             Negative 'stats-error-cause' option.
  --stats-error-details [value]                                                      Add details to errors (like resolving log).
  --no-stats-error-details                                                           Negative 'stats-error-details' option.
  --stats-error-errors [value]                                                       Add nested errors to errors (like in AggregateError).
  --no-stats-error-errors                                                            Negative 'stats-error-errors' option.
  --stats-error-stack                                                                Add internal stack trace to errors.
  --no-stats-error-stack                                                             Negative 'stats-error-stack' option.
  --stats-errors                                                                     Add errors.
  --no-stats-errors                                                                  Negative 'stats-errors' option.
  --stats-errors-count                                                               Add errors count.
  --no-stats-errors-count                                                            Negative 'stats-errors-count' option.
  --stats-errors-space <value>                                                       Space to display errors (value is in number of lines).
  --stats-exclude-assets <value...>                                                  Suppress assets that match the specified filters. Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --stats-exclude-assets-reset                                                       Clear all items provided in 'stats.excludeAssets' configuration. Suppress assets that match the specified filters. Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --stats-exclude-modules [value...]                                                 Suppress modules that match the specified filters. Filters can be Strings, RegExps, Booleans or Functions.
  --no-stats-exclude-modules                                                         Negative 'stats-exclude-modules' option.
  --stats-exclude-modules-reset                                                      Clear all items provided in 'stats.excludeModules' configuration. Suppress modules that match the specified filters. Filters can be Strings, RegExps, Booleans or Functions.
  --stats-group-assets-by-chunk                                                      Group assets by how their are related to chunks.
  --no-stats-group-assets-by-chunk                                                   Negative 'stats-group-assets-by-chunk' option.
  --stats-group-assets-by-emit-status                                                Group assets by their status (emitted, compared for emit or cached).
  --no-stats-group-assets-by-emit-status                                             Negative 'stats-group-assets-by-emit-status' option.
  --stats-group-assets-by-extension                                                  Group assets by their extension.
  --no-stats-group-assets-by-extension                                               Negative 'stats-group-assets-by-extension' option.
  --stats-group-assets-by-info                                                       Group assets by their asset info (immutable, development, hotModuleReplacement, etc).
  --no-stats-group-assets-by-info                                                    Negative 'stats-group-assets-by-info' option.
  --stats-group-assets-by-path                                                       Group assets by their path.
  --no-stats-group-assets-by-path                                                    Negative 'stats-group-assets-by-path' option.
  --stats-group-modules-by-attributes                                                Group modules by their attributes (errors, warnings, assets, optional, orphan, or dependent).
  --no-stats-group-modules-by-attributes                                             Negative 'stats-group-modules-by-attributes' option.
  --stats-group-modules-by-cache-status                                              Group modules by their status (cached or built and cacheable).
  --no-stats-group-modules-by-cache-status                                           Negative 'stats-group-modules-by-cache-status' option.
  --stats-group-modules-by-extension                                                 Group modules by their extension.
  --no-stats-group-modules-by-extension                                              Negative 'stats-group-modules-by-extension' option.
  --stats-group-modules-by-layer                                                     Group modules by their layer.
  --no-stats-group-modules-by-layer                                                  Negative 'stats-group-modules-by-layer' option.
  --stats-group-modules-by-path                                                      Group modules by their path.
  --no-stats-group-modules-by-path                                                   Negative 'stats-group-modules-by-path' option.
  --stats-group-modules-by-type                                                      Group modules by their type.
  --no-stats-group-modules-by-type                                                   Negative 'stats-group-modules-by-type' option.
  --stats-group-reasons-by-origin                                                    Group reasons by their origin module.
  --no-stats-group-reasons-by-origin                                                 Negative 'stats-group-reasons-by-origin' option.
  --stats-hash                                                                       Add the hash of the compilation.
  --no-stats-hash                                                                    Negative 'stats-hash' option.
  --stats-hints                                                                      Add performance hints reported with 'performance.hints: "stats"'.
  --no-stats-hints                                                                   Negative 'stats-hints' option.
  --stats-hints-count                                                                Add the number of performance hints.
  --no-stats-hints-count                                                             Negative 'stats-hints-count' option.
  --stats-ids                                                                        Add ids.
  --no-stats-ids                                                                     Negative 'stats-ids' option.
  --stats-logging [value]                                                            Specify log level of logging output. Enable/disable logging output (`true`: shows normal logging output, loglevel: log).
  --no-stats-logging                                                                 Negative 'stats-logging' option.
  --stats-logging-debug [value...]                                                   Enable/Disable debug logging for all loggers. Include debug logging of specified loggers (i. e. for plugins or loaders). Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --no-stats-logging-debug                                                           Negative 'stats-logging-debug' option.
  --stats-logging-debug-reset                                                        Clear all items provided in 'stats.loggingDebug' configuration. Include debug logging of specified loggers (i. e. for plugins or loaders). Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --stats-logging-trace                                                              Add stack traces to logging output.
  --no-stats-logging-trace                                                           Negative 'stats-logging-trace' option.
  --stats-module-assets                                                              Add information about assets inside modules.
  --no-stats-module-assets                                                           Negative 'stats-module-assets' option.
  --stats-module-trace                                                               Add dependencies and origin of warnings/errors.
  --no-stats-module-trace                                                            Negative 'stats-module-trace' option.
  --stats-modules                                                                    Add built modules information.
  --no-stats-modules                                                                 Negative 'stats-modules' option.
  --stats-modules-sort <value>                                                       Sort the modules by that field.
  --no-stats-modules-sort                                                            Negative 'stats-modules-sort' option.
  --stats-modules-space <value>                                                      Space to display modules (groups will be collapsed to fit this space, value is in number of modules/groups).
  --stats-nested-modules                                                             Add information about modules nested in other modules (like with module concatenation).
  --no-stats-nested-modules                                                          Negative 'stats-nested-modules' option.
  --stats-nested-modules-space <value>                                               Space to display modules nested within other modules (groups will be collapsed to fit this space, value is in number of modules/group).
  --stats-optimization-bailout                                                       Show reasons why optimization bailed out for modules.
  --no-stats-optimization-bailout                                                    Negative 'stats-optimization-bailout' option.
  --stats-orphan-modules                                                             Add information about orphan modules.
  --no-stats-orphan-modules                                                          Negative 'stats-orphan-modules' option.
  --stats-output-path                                                                Add output path information.
  --no-stats-output-path                                                             Negative 'stats-output-path' option.
  --stats-performance                                                                Add performance hint flags.
  --no-stats-performance                                                             Negative 'stats-performance' option.
  --stats-preset [value]                                                             Preset for the default values.
  --no-stats-preset                                                                  Negative 'stats-preset' option.
  --stats-provided-exports                                                           Show exports provided by modules.
  --no-stats-provided-exports                                                        Negative 'stats-provided-exports' option.
  --stats-public-path                                                                Add public path information.
  --no-stats-public-path                                                             Negative 'stats-public-path' option.
  --stats-reasons                                                                    Add information about the reasons why modules are included.
  --no-stats-reasons                                                                 Negative 'stats-reasons' option.
  --stats-reasons-space <value>                                                      Space to display reasons (groups will be collapsed to fit this space).
  --stats-related-assets                                                             Add information about assets that are related to other assets (like SourceMaps for assets).
  --no-stats-related-assets                                                          Negative 'stats-related-assets' option.
  --stats-runtime                                                                    Add information about runtime modules (deprecated: use 'runtimeModules' instead).
  --no-stats-runtime                                                                 Negative 'stats-runtime' option.
  --stats-runtime-modules                                                            Add information about runtime modules.
  --no-stats-runtime-modules                                                         Negative 'stats-runtime-modules' option.
  --stats-source                                                                     Add the source code of modules.
  --no-stats-source                                                                  Negative 'stats-source' option.
  --stats-timings                                                                    Add timing information.
  --no-stats-timings                                                                 Negative 'stats-timings' option.
  --stats-used-exports                                                               Show exports used by modules.
  --no-stats-used-exports                                                            Negative 'stats-used-exports' option.
  --stats-version                                                                    Add webpack version information.
  --no-stats-version                                                                 Negative 'stats-version' option.
  --stats-warnings                                                                   Add warnings.
  --no-stats-warnings                                                                Negative 'stats-warnings' option.
  --stats-warnings-count                                                             Add warnings count.
  --no-stats-warnings-count                                                          Negative 'stats-warnings-count' option.
  --stats-warnings-filter <value...>                                                 Suppress listing warnings that match the specified filters (they will still be counted). Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --stats-warnings-filter-reset                                                      Clear all items provided in 'stats.warningsFilter' configuration. Suppress listing warnings that match the specified filters (they will still be counted). Filters can be Strings, RegExps or Functions.
  --stats-warnings-space <value>                                                     Space to display warnings (value is in number of lines).
  -t, --target <value...>                                                            Specific environment, runtime, or syntax. Environment to build for. An array of environments to build for all of them when possible.
  --no-target                                                                        Negative 'target' option.
  --target-reset                                                                     Clear all items provided in 'target' configuration. Environment to build for. An array of environments to build for all of them when possible.
  --validate                                                                         Enable validation of webpack configuration. Defaults to true in development mode. In production mode, defaults to true unless futureDefaults is enabled, then defaults to false.
  --no-validate                                                                      Negative 'validate' option.
  -w, --watch                                                                        Enter watch mode, which rebuilds on file change.
  --no-watch                                                                         Negative 'watch' option.
  --watch-options-aggregate-timeout <value>                                          Delay the rebuilt after the first change. Value is a time in ms.
  --watch-options-follow-symlinks                                                    Resolve symlinks and watch symlink and real file. This is usually not needed as webpack already resolves symlinks ('resolve.symlinks').
  --no-watch-options-follow-symlinks                                                 Negative 'watch-options-follow-symlinks' option.
  --watch-options-ignored <value...>                                                 A glob pattern for files that should be ignored from watching. Ignore some files from watching (glob pattern or regexp).
  --watch-options-ignored-reset                                                      Clear all items provided in 'watchOptions.ignored' configuration. Ignore some files from watching (glob pattern or regexp).
  --watch-options-poll [value]                                                       `number`: use polling with specified interval. `true`: use polling.
  --no-watch-options-poll                                                            Negative 'watch-options-poll' option.
  --watch-options-stdin                                                              Stop watching when stdin stream has ended.
  --no-watch-options-stdin                                                           Negative 'watch-options-stdin' option.

Global options
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  --color                                                                            Enable colors on console.
  --no-color                                                                         Disable colors on console.
  -v, --version                                                                      Output the version number of 'webpack', 'webpack-cli' and 'webpack-dev-server' and other packages.
  -h, --help [verbose]                                                               Display help for commands and options.

Commands
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  build|bundle|b [entries...] [options]                                              Run webpack (default command, can be omitted).
  complete [shell]                                                                   Generate shell completion scripts.
  configtest|t [config-path]                                                         Validate a webpack configuration.
  help|h [command] [option]                                                          Display help for commands and options.
  info|i [options]                                                                   Outputs information about your system.
  serve|server|s [entries...] [options]                                              Run the webpack dev server and watch for source file changes while serving.
  version|v [options]                                                                Output the version number of 'webpack', 'webpack-cli' and 'webpack-dev-server' and other packages.
  watch|w [entries...] [options]                                                     Run webpack and watch for files changes.

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Webpack documentation:  https://webpack.js.org/
CLI documentation:      https://webpack.js.org/api/cli/
Made with ♥ by the webpack team
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