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devop: vite 6 and package updates #612
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packages/extension/vite.config.ts (1)
123-123
: LGTM! Consider adding documentation.The
fs
alias to an empty implementation is a good practice for browser extensions.Consider adding a comment explaining why this alias is needed:
alias: { '@': fileURLToPath(new URL('./src', import.meta.url)), '@action': fileURLToPath(new URL('./src/ui/action', import.meta.url)), - fs: './configs/vite/empty.js', + // Provide empty fs implementation for browser environment + fs: './configs/vite/empty.js', },
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
packages/extension/vite.config.ts (3)
73-73
:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify dependency on 'os' module.
The
os
module polyfill has been added. Please ensure this is required by new dependencies or functionality.Let's check for usage of the
os
module:
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Search for 'os' module usage in the codebase rg "from ['\"](os|node:os)['\"]" --type ts rg "require\(['\"]os['\"]\)" --type tsLength of output: 93
Dependency on 'os' Module: Verify Its Necessity
The
os
polyfill has been added, but our current search across TypeScript files did not reveal any direct usage of the module (e.g., viafrom 'os'
orrequire('os')
). Please manually verify if this polyfill is truly required by new dependencies or functionality, or if it can be safely removed.
- Re-check if any new dependency or middleware uses OS-related APIs.
- Confirm if the inclusion is a remnant of earlier testing or genuinely needed for future code.
35-37
:✅ Verification successful
LGTM! Verify Vite version compatibility.
The
skipWebSocketTokenCheck
option is correctly added for Vite 6 compatibility.Let's verify the Vite version in package.json:
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check Vite version in package.json jq '.devDependencies.vite' packages/extension/package.jsonLength of output: 67
LGTM: Vite 6 Compatibility Confirmed
The legacy configuration in
packages/extension/vite.config.ts
introducingskipWebSocketTokenCheck: true
is correctly implemented for Vite 6. The package’sdevDependencies
confirms the use of Vite version"^6.1.0"
, so no further changes are needed here.
104-104
:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify bundle size impact.
Setting
external: []
means all dependencies will be bundled. This could impact the extension's bundle size.Since the visualizer plugin is already configured, you can check the bundle size impact after building:
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Build and check the stats file npm run build ls -l stats.htmlLength of output: 314
Manual Verification Required for Bundle Size Impact
It appears that the build process couldn’t be executed using
npm run build
(the build script is missing), which prevented generating the bundle size stats (e.g., thestats.html
file). This obscures the immediate impact of settingexternal: []
in the Rollup options, where all dependencies will be bundled.
- Issue: No build script is defined in the package (as indicated by the missing script error), so the intended bundle size inspection via the visualizer plugin hasn’t been performed.
- Action: Please verify that the correct build command is in place (e.g., using
vite build
or defining the appropriatebuild
script in your package.json) and re-run the bundle analysis. Ensure that bundling all dependencies (i.e., leavingexternal
as an empty array) doesn’t adversely affect your bundle size.
Marking it as stale it is already included in the 'devop/release-2.2.2' branch |
Summary by CodeRabbit
These updates, while mostly behind the scenes, contribute to a more robust and dependable application for users.