I noticed when I installed webpack via npm that 1.x installed instead of 2.x.
$ npm dist-tag ls webpack
beta: 2.2.0
latest: 1.14.0
To fix this you all need to set the dist-tag of the latest release, 2.2.0, to latest.
$ npm dist-tag rm webpack beta
$ npm dist-tag add webpack@2.2.0 latest
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Yeah we just wanted to be safe and announce and let the anxious folks grab it and then that way the community can help those who end up with a webpack 2 automagically from an install and are confused.
Next releases we will plan to treat like conventional ones on the latest tag.
Btw, I don’t think I’ve said it enough but you all have totally improved the way I develop. As a lib author y’all are simply magic✨ and give me so many more options to cater to the various consumption needs of my users. I get seriously giddy compiling bundles. Soo many air high-fives have been given 🙌 🙌