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 #### `bundles`: object
 
-Useful for breaking an application into smaller bundles, the `bundles` option is a map of webpack bundle names to arrays of modules that should be bundled together. For example, with the following configuration, both `src/Foo` and `src/Bar` will be grouped in the `foo.[hash].js` bundle:
+Useful for breaking an application into smaller bundles, the `bundles` option is a map of webpack bundle names to arrays of modules that should be bundled together. For example, with the following configuration, both `src/Foo` and `src/Bar` will be grouped in the `foo.[hash].js` bundle.
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+Widget modules defined used with `w()` will be automatically converted to a lazily imported, local registry item in the parent widget. This provides a mechanism for declarative code splitting in your application.
 
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	`104`	+Widget modules defined used with `w()` will be automatically converted to a lazily imported, local registry item in the parent widget. This provides a mechanism for declarative code splitting in your application.
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