Can we have the name of the chunk in the filename template placeholder?

[TrustNik]

Smth like:
loader: "file-loader?name=[chunkname]_[name].[ext]"

Or is there a workaround to achieve that?

[bcharp]

I'm interested too.

[alexander-akait]

@TrustNik @bcharp can you describe use case?

[cxyxc]

When my html files in different levels, I wish [chunkname] to differentiate different chunks to add different publicPath .

[jezeniel]

@evilebottnawi This would also be useful when you use webpack with django, you need predictable filenames to load static files so hashes are a no-no.

On large projects there are instances that assets will have similar filenames, this would serve as a namespace to prevent filename conflict. And i think this issue is also similar to #114.

[alexander-akait]

@sokra Is it possible to implement this in loader or have workaround?

[joshwiens]

If someone wants to PR in a change & tests for this, we will consider it.

[micgro42]

This seems to be impossible on a fundamental level. The apparently correct approach (which worked for me, after several hours of searching) is to implement "multiple configurations".
Source: webpack/webpack#6124 (comment)
Doku: https://webpack.js.org/configuration/configuration-types/#exporting-multiple-configurations