Allow multiple simultaneous compile attempts by queuing them.#136
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Oh, when you merge this, use the command-line instructions. I messed something up with the web interface and it's missing a try/catch block around the |
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If plugin.js is invoked twice by a misconfigured webpack, say because I haven't figured out how to correctly compile two different web workers yet, print a warning and compile them both anyway instead of returning a mysterious error message.
This is a superset of PR #135, as it does represent a behaviour departure from base instead of a strict error message improvement. 🙂