[FIX] generateLibraryPreload: Ignore missing modules#481
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…5-builder#481) In addition to SAP/ui5-builder#479 the generateLibraryPreload should also ignore missing modules when creating a bundle. As only files from the workspace are bundled, it's not a problem when dependencies can't be found. Just for self-contained bundles, this is a problem. See: SAP/ui5-builder#479
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In addition to #479 the generateLibraryPreload should also ignore missing modules when creating a bundle.
As only files from the workspace are bundled, it's not a problem when dependencies can't be found. Just for self-contained bundles, this is a problem.
See: #479