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fix: Ensure preact is optimized by Vite #137

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@rschristian rschristian commented Jul 31, 2024

Closes #76

Corrects a rather bizarre HMR bug.

If the user doesn't directly import anything from preact (as our prerender templates do not, instead pulling hydrate from preact-iso), Vite won't optimize the preact dependency (or won't do so in the same way, anyhow) and prefresh will fail to reload any components altered in a module outside of the root (e.g., /src/components/*).

Not quite sure why this is yet, but always optimizing preact shouldn't be a problem -- it'll always exist somewhere in the user's app, even if not directly used. Optimizing it won't be a waste.

@rschristian rschristian changed the title fix: Ensure preact is optimized fix: Ensure preact is optimized by Vite Aug 1, 2024
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HMR not working when using react -> @preact/compat override in package.json
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