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dist folder is published to npm
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I have noticed that npm package includes the dist folder which contains both minified and full versions of axios. At the same time, the npm package itself is only using the lib folder. Is there a reason to ship pre-built versions via npm in addition to the library itself? The duplication adds around 200KB and requires a workaround when packaging axios for the AWS Lambda.
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- axios version: latest
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:8 (1 by maintainers)
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@fed135 this is actually backend for https://aws.amazon.com/lambda
I’d recommend to ship only one code version with the
axiospackage suitable for Node (thelib+index.js). If someone needs the minified and concatenated versions for the browsers, those should be published as separate packages or it could be built by the end users at the build time.Hi, thanks for reporting this issue. It is something that I have been wondering myself. I’ll take a look into it.