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Support MinChunkSizePlugin #3603

Open IWANABETHATGUY opened 1 year ago

IWANABETHATGUY commented 1 year ago

What problem does this feature solve?

required by the test case webpack-test/configCases/plugins/min-chunk-size/

What does the proposed API of configuration look like?

The same as https://github.com/webpack/webpack/blob/9fcaa243573005d6fdece9a3f8d89a0e8b399613/lib/optimize/MinChunkSizePlugin.js#L1-L113

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mogelbrod commented 5 days ago

Having MinChunkSizePlugin seems like a great way to avoid superflous async chunks generated by dynamic import() calls, including TanStackRouterRspack({ autoCodeSplitting: true, }). The web app I'm working on is currently polluted by a bunch of <1kb async chunks that don't bring much value to the table (real module id replaced by anonymized):

inottn commented 4 days ago

This issue has been closed, and I'm not sure if it still accepts PR. If it does, I can give it a try.

hardfist commented 4 days ago

This issue has been closed, and I'm not sure if it still accepts PR. If it does, I can give it a try.

yeah it is acceptable