Yeah, that made me laugh. Is it really a relief to have a config file you can't see instead of one you can?
For example, if there isn't a config file, it's usually because there are more than one. Or, even worse, the config is dynamically generated. A build process like that is much harder for me to fully understand than one with a simple webpack.config.js.
However, this may be biased, as it's coming from the perspective of someone who already "knows Webpack".