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Reduce bundle size?
See original GitHub issueSince 0.3.0 there’s been a jump in the bundle size. Note that a chunk of it can be ignored due to the addition of the @emotion/core dependency. I feel like the library at its core could be kept minimal and fundamentally about the theme and sx prop relationship. @theme-ui/components seems like an obvious one to keep stand-alone, however lately it seems it’s now part of theme-ui which has definitely also added to the size of the bundle.
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Yeah, this could definitely use better documentation – I think starting with the packages README.md would be a good place
I think any of the packages available will follow semver and should be safe to use their public APIs. The core package was split off based on dependencies, and I don’t imagine there will be a ton of breaking changes there