Try with an '='

import(/* webpackChunkName="chunk1" */'@/components/chunk1.js')

Try with an '='

import(/* webpackChunkName="chunk1" */'@/components/chunk1.js')

doesn't work.

Same problem.
I had to use webpack 1. The old api require.ensure works perfectly in webpack 1.

To be clear, I use the latest webpack(2.5.1) in my project. The require.ensure method works fine with the chunkname, it's just comment definition in import() doesn't work. I don't know where went wrong.

I added require.ensure test in my project:
https://github.com/MarvinXu/webpack-chunkname-test

I use this feature (2.5.1) and it works fine to me. The only difference is that I don't have the '@' inside the path of my dynamic module; instead I have a relative path.

@ematipico '@' is an alias for 'src', I've tested it is not relevant to this.

I also set an alias for path, so it fails here?

I have the same problem

It works for me without the @ - might be something with your setup. (I'm on OS X, for reference.)

I've encountered this and it turned out I had to set output.chunkFilename in my webpack config

It works for me without the @ - might be something with your setup. (I'm on OS X, for reference.)

@probablyup
Did you test on my project? I removed alias '@' just now. Can you test it for me once more?

This is not related to Webpack as @MarvinXu is using vue-cli with webpack template to generate the project. This issue should be closed

Same problem. Does someone find the solution？