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omit dist/_nuxt/img for static build
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to omit the dist/_nuxt/img directory when running nuxt generate?
This directory seems to contain the original images, which in our case amounts to about 2G (we have lots of hirez images). The dist/_nuxt/images dir by contrast is only 87ish MB, and as far as I can tell these images aren’t used in prod.
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Perfect, that worked. Thanks for clearing up webpack/require, I’ve been bitten by that before… Having a “pass thru” option for svgs or even svgo optimisation would be handy, but I can easily live with this solution.
This may work:
This should explain more about what is happening under the hood with webpack.
Finally, if you have preferences on what should happen with svgs, suggestions are welcome…