How do I not use the debug version?

Hiya folks! I’m using webpack-bundle-analyzer to inspect my bundle’s dependencies and noticed that esri-leaflet-debug.js is one of the largest. I tried running webpack with NODE_ENV=production to see if there was a flag that made a difference, but it’s still there. Any idea how to not use the debug version? (I assume the non-debug version is smaller).

I’m importing it this way:

import { tiledMapLayer as EsriTileLayer } from 'esri-leaflet'

[timwis]

Sure, I think if you clicked the commits linked above it should show you the exact changes I used. To be honest it was a few months ago and I don’t remember. It may be worth cloning my Repository and using that bundle inspect tool to see if the leaflet dependency is actually smaller (use the v2 branch not master). Can’t remember if I figured it out, but the reference commits suggest I may have.

[dadamssg]

@timwis hey can you show exactly what you did in your webpack config to handle this? Something like this?

module.exports = {
  //...
  resolve: {
    mainFields: ['module', 'main', 'browser']
  }
}

This breaks my app. 😕