fix(@angular-devkit/build-angular): improve webpack loader resolution #13687
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Previously, all loaders either needed to be in the workspace's node modules directory or a node modules directory directly within the build angular package. A package manager can potentially hoist a loader to a node modules location inbetween the two and causing loader resolution to fail. This change causes webpack to check all intermediate node modules directories in addition to the initial two locations.
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Previously, all loaders either needed to be in the workspace's node modules directory or a node modules directory directly within the build angular package. A package manager can potentially hoist a loader to a node modules location inbetween the two and cause loader resolution to fail. This change causes webpack to check all intermediate node modules directories in addition to the initial two locations.
Partial fix for #13680