What does the bundlesize service need the commit message for?
See original GitHub issueWhen run, in addition to bundle size, the tool sends the commit message to the public bundlesize service. This is not mentioned in the readme, and the upload happens automatically when the environment variables contain a GITHUB_TOKEN
, without a flag to disable it. Many companies will not be comfortable with sending all their commit messages to a public service on every build. It’s not obvious to me why the tool would need this data to work properly. What is it used for?
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Got it, thanks. We’re actually already on the beta branch, so looking forward to seeing this!
@liorheber I wouldn’t want you to spend too much time on it, I’m rewriting the backend and will just skip this bit