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Bundle Size Test
For client packages, the PR validation pipeline will run bundle size analysis to make sure the change doesn't grow developer's webpack bundle size inadvertently. If there are any changes to the bundle size for the measured scenarios, it will post a message to the PR with the comparison.
Some increase in bundle size can be reasonable depending on the change. It's up to the PR authors and reviewers to assess and agree on whether the increase is acceptable.
After building the client packages locally, run npm run bundle-analysis:collect
at the root of the repo. The bundle size result can be found in artifacts/bundleAnalysis/@fluid-example/bundle-size-tests
at the repo root.
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report.html
can be opened in a browser to examine module composition to see what has grown in size. -
report.json
are the bundle stats, and used to compare the before and after to detect improvement or regressions.
You can either generate your own baseline numbers, or you can look for the bundle analysis artifacts for the baseline commit in the Build - Client bundle size artifacts pipeline.
See README.md for bundle-size-tools for more detail of how the bundle stats are generated.
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