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docs(types): Add docs for compilation.afterChunks hook #17202

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7 changes: 6 additions & 1 deletion lib/Compilation.js
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Expand Up @@ -647,7 +647,12 @@ BREAKING CHANGE: Asset processing hooks in Compilation has been merged into a si

/** @type {SyncHook<[]>} */
beforeChunks: new SyncHook([]),
/** @type {SyncHook<[Iterable<Chunk>]>} */
/**
* The `afterChunks` hook is called directly after the chunks and module graph have
* been created and before the chunks and modules have been optimized. This hook is useful to
* inspect, analyze, and/or modify the chunk graph.
* @type {SyncHook<[Iterable<Chunk>]>}
*/
afterChunks: new SyncHook(["chunks"]),

/** @type {SyncBailHook<[Iterable<Module>]>} */
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5 changes: 5 additions & 0 deletions types.d.ts
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Expand Up @@ -1452,6 +1452,11 @@ declare class Compilation {
unseal: SyncHook<[]>;
seal: SyncHook<[]>;
beforeChunks: SyncHook<[]>;
/**
* The `afterChunks` hook is called directly after the chunks and module graph have
* been created and before the chunks and modules have been optimized. This hook is useful to
* inspect, analyze, and/or modify the chunk graph.
*/
afterChunks: SyncHook<[Iterable<Chunk>]>;
optimizeDependencies: SyncBailHook<[Iterable<Module>], any>;
afterOptimizeDependencies: SyncHook<[Iterable<Module>]>;
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