Looks like that adding normalize.css to several apps causes build problems

[ferrannp]

We experienced that internally. Regardless of if we should add normalize.css to Gluestick or not (in my opinion no), we need to find out why is this causing problems.

[toddw]

Agreed! We don't need to include normalize.css but we do need to resolve the issue

[zamotany]

I don't think it's the issue with compiled alias - I've builded and run server with alias (otherwise it would crash) in production, removed compiled from normalize.css imports and builded client and the issue is still present.

[zamotany]

I believe the best way to go is to try to reproduce it with bare webpack.config.js and w/o gluestick.

Update: can't reproduce the issue with 2 apps with gluestick

[supergibbs]

Maybe a different issue but I removed normalize.css from my app because I am using Bootstrap4 and it has its own css reset but when I updated gluestick it re-added normalize.css because it thinks it's required even though I am not using it.

[zamotany]

The default project template usues normalize.css, so it's in package.json template. When you run auto-upgrade it will compare your package.json and template's one then prompt to install missing dependencies or update them. That's why you will have normalize.css added as a dependency.