pnpm run build would both run Webpack and Rspack with config ./config.mjs

• Webpack will emits output in ./webpack-dist
• Rspack will emits output in ./rspack-dist

./webpack-dist and ./rspack-dist are purposely not added to .gitignore. It is recommended to commit these files so we quickly compare the outputs.

Some libraries like @lodable/components or react-loadable leverage this require.resolveWeak capability to implement their code-splitting abstractions. When generating ESM code that use them, we end up with require.resolveWeak inside ESM. This creates the runtime failure.

In a production Rspack build, a runtime failure was encountered in the browser due to a require.resolveWeak call in a ESM file. In the example, we've set target: 'web' and specified the target browsers in swc-loader:

rspack-dist/479.js

    resolve (props) {
        if (true) {
            return require.resolveWeak(`./locale/${props.locale}/lite.js`);
        }
        return eval('require.resolve')(`./locale/${props.locale}/lite.js`);
    }

We are not encountering this issue in the Webpack build:

wepack-dist/560.js

resolve (props) {
        if (true) {
            return /*require.resolve*/(__webpack_require__(268).resolve(`./${props.locale}/lite.js`));
        }
        return eval('require.resolve')(`./locale/${props.locale}/lite.js`);
    }

I've tried using Babel and encountered the same issue. Any thoughts or workarounds would be appreciated. Seems similar to this issue in webpack: webpack/webpack#18633. Thanks in advance.