node.js - Webpack Incomplete Chunk Encoding in Chrome -


i have spent weekend trying figure out why getting error err_incomplete_chunked_encoding when application loads bundled client side js file webpack. have realized chrome browser throws error. why happening , how can fix ?

it known chrome problem. according chrome , chromium bug trackers there no universal solution this. problem not related server type , version, right in chrome.

setting content-encoding header identity solved problem me.


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