Similarly, the library package on npm includes three different unbundled versions of each component:
Source code in /components
Compiled ES modules in /module/components
Compiled CommonJS modules in /lib/components
There also seem to be several bundled versions of the entire library:
design-system-react-components.js
design-system-react-components.min.js
design-system-react.js
design-system-react.min.js
While decreasing the size of the npm package would certainly be nice, the main reason that it would be nice to consolidate on ESM would be to avoid accidentally duplicating versions of these components in apps which still use a mix of ESM and CommonJS. This is a pretty common footgun which results in increased bundle size as well as bugs when "stateful" things like context or settings are duplicated.
IE11 was officially retired by Microsoft in June 2022. Would it be possible to update the list of supported targets here?
https://github.com/salesforce/design-system-react/blob/ccbca0673b00a79a96745b590974c9c262db2e43/babel.config.js#L7-L8
Similarly, the library package on npm includes three different unbundled versions of each component:
/components/module/components/lib/componentsThere also seem to be several bundled versions of the entire library:
While decreasing the size of the npm package would certainly be nice, the main reason that it would be nice to consolidate on ESM would be to avoid accidentally duplicating versions of these components in apps which still use a mix of ESM and CommonJS. This is a pretty common footgun which results in increased bundle size as well as bugs when "stateful" things like context or settings are duplicated.