experimental hot module reloading for HTML import development mode #16955
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Updated 5:23 PM PT - Feb 5th, 2025
❌ @paperclover, your commit 01c03df has some failures in 🧪 try this PR locally: bunx bun-pr 16955 |
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DevServer gains a new type of RouteBundle for HTML imports. HTML imports have no server files, but may co-exist alongside server routes. While only SPA-style apps are supported now, the tech supports RSC in the same graph as these HTML route bundles.
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framework: "react", the framework option is currently unspecifiable. To allow React to 'just work', the default framework will automatically configurereact-refreshif it is installed. If onlyreactis installed, then an embedded copy ofreact-refreshis enabled to make that also 'just work'.This PR also resolves some but not all requirements to use HMR reliably, so I still call it experimental. It is very close though.