`oxc-minify` is now the recommended minifier when using @rolldown.rs!
While continuously tweaking the performance, the minifier is already outperforming `esbuild` in terms of speed and size.

Check out the benchmark by @hirok.io for perf comparison.

github.com/privatenumbe...

Yep!

Limit depends on the model:
docs.github.com/en/github-mo...

It's so crazy I can do this for free now

If you're interested in how I do this, I'm querying GPT 4o on @github.com Models via GH Actions on every PR 🙏

Here's the system prompt:
github.com/privatenumbe...

Hmm yeah I think the conversation happened around there

I think it was kind of a hidden exchange on a commit or something...

The closest thing I could find was in the docs where imports is mentioned as a standard replacement for paths:

www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handboo....

Very cool! Thanks for making this Kevin 🙌

Good point!

Hope that Issue gains more momentum soon

Import Attributes have been supported and stable for a while now

Thanks for sharing! I didn’t know it had better web support

Yep, bundlers conventionally use query parameters for this: vite.dev/guide/assets

But ImportAttributes has been around for a while now and can work seamlessly across platforms. I wonder why it hasn't caught on

You’re killing it 🔥

Thank you and HNY!

Unsure what you mean by "tree-shake the external dependencies"

Externalized deps are excluded from the bundle, so it's never tree-shaken

Webpack relies heavily on Terser to handle dead code elimination: webpack.js.org/guides/tree-...

SWC works as an alternative because it's the Rust port of Terser: github.com/swc-project/...

Love the distinction between link and file:// hard linking

I supported this in my ‘link’ package as “publish mode”

Is there a Watch mode to keep file:// dependencies up to date during development? (e.g. new files)

I think this makes my point

A beginner shouldn't need to understand all that to wrap their head around
useEffect(() => {}, []) === onMounted(() => {})

This is about empathizing with beginners, not trivializing concepts we already get

That would trigger on server as well, which may be undesired

And may even build up server memory via closure