1 | const core = require('./core/webpack'); |
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2 | const files_sharing = require('./apps/files_sharing/webpack') |
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3 | const files_trashbin = require('./apps/files_trashbin/webpack') |
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4 | const files_versions = require('./apps/files_versions/webpack'); |
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5 | const oauth2 = require('./apps/oauth2/webpack') |
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6 | const systemtags = require('./apps/systemtags/webpack') |
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7 | const updatenotifications = require('./apps/updatenotification/webpack') |
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9 | module.exports = [].concat( |
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10 | core, |
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11 | files_sharing, |
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12 | files_trashbin, |
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13 | files_versions, |
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14 | oauth2, |
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15 | systemtags, |
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16 | updatenotifications |
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17 | ); |
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