Pull request #126 · meemalabs/hoodratz.io

Bumps vite from 2.7.2 to 2.9.1.

Release notes

<h2>create-vite@2.9.0</h2>
Please refer to CHANGELOG.md for details.
<h2>create-vite@2.8.0</h2>
Please refer to CHANGELOG.md for details.

Changelog

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<h2>2.9.1 (2022-03-31)</h2>

fix: allow port 0 to be provided to server (#7530) (173e4c9), closes #7530

fix: brotli let for reassignment (#7544) (d0253d7), closes #7544

fix: dynamic import warning with @vite-ignore (#7533) (29c1ec0), closes #7533

fix: remove unneeded skipping optimization log (#7531) (41fa2f5), closes #7531

docs(changelog): fix raw glob imports syntax (#7540) (87fbe13), closes #7540

chore: 2.9 release notes (#7525) (4324f48), closes #7525

<h1>2.9.0 (2022-03-30)</h1> <h3>Faster Cold Start</h3>
Before 2.9, the first time dev was run on a project Vite needed to perform a scan phase to discover dependencies and then pre-bundle them before starting the server. In 2.9 both scanning #7379 and pre-bundling #6758 of dependencies are now non-blocking, so the server starts right away during cold start. We also now allow requests to flow through the pipeline improving initial cold start load speed and increasing the chances of discovering new missing dependencies when re-processing and letting Vite populate the module graph and the browser to process files. In many cases, there is also no need to full-reload the page when new dependencies are discovered.
<h3>CSS Sourcemap support during dev (experimental)</h3>
Vite now supports CSS sourcemaps #7173. This feature is still experimental, and it is disabled by default to avoid incurring a performance penalty for users that don't need it. To enable it, set css.devSourcemap to true.
<h3>Avoid splitting vendor chunks by default</h3>
Vite's default chunking strategy was a good fit for most SPAs, but it wasn't ideal in some other use cases. Vite doesn't have enough context to make the best decision here, so in Vite 2.9 the previous chunking strategy is now opt-in #6534 and Vite will no longer split vendor libs in a separate chunk.
<h3>Web Workers enhancements</h3>
Web Workers now supports source map generation (see #5417). The implementation is also now more robust, fixing several issues encountered in previous versions (#6599).
<h3>Raw Glob Imports</h3>
Glob imports support for the raw modifier syntax has changed to using { as: 'raw' }, which works in the same way as the ?raw suffix in regular imports:
<pre lang="js">const examples = import.meta.globEager('./examples/*.html', { as: 'raw' })</pre>
The { assert: { type: 'raw' }} syntax introduced in v2.8 has been deprecated. See #7017 for more information.
<h3>New tools for Plugin and Framework Authors</h3> <h4>Client Server Communication API</h4>
Vite now provides utilities for plugins to help handle the communication with clients connected to Vite's server #7437. Reusing the open WebSocket connection between the server and clients several use cases can be simplified (vite-plugin-inspect, SliDev, and many others). Check out the Client Server Communication docs for more information.
<pre lang="js">// Send a message from the client to the server if (import.meta.hot) { import.meta.hot.send('my:from-client', { msg: 'Hey!' }) </tr></table></pre>

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Commits

a3b9f4c release: v2.9.1
d0253d7 fix: brotli let for reassignment (#7544)
87fbe13 docs(changelog): fix raw glob imports syntax (#7540)
173e4c9 fix: allow port 0 to be provided to server (#7530)
29c1ec0 fix: dynamic import warning with @vite-ignore (#7533)
41fa2f5 fix: remove unneeded skipping optimization log (#7531)
4324f48 chore: 2.9 release notes (#7525)
997e735 release: v2.9.0
8efc6a6 fix: revert #7463 and #6624 (#7522)
4fda42f chore: typo (#7520)
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