Request: a way to use the production React build with this about react-starter

[cesarandreu]

When you generate a production build you should be using webpack.DefinePlugin, and passing it { 'process.env.NODE_ENV': '"production"' }. That'll cause the conditional process.env.NODE_ENV !== "production" to becomes "production" !== "production", so uglifyjs will do dead code elimination and remove all the prop checks and warnings.

[jedwards1211]

Oh, okay, cool! I had tried running webpack with the env command, but the output bundle was no smaller than before. Or maybe I don't have UglifyJS configured. But I wasn't aware of the DefinePlugin, that's good to know. Thanks!