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fix: parse-headers, debug and async-cache-dedupe no longer need to be optimized #992

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@stipsan stipsan commented Apr 25, 2024

In get-it v8.4.24 we started inlining parse-headers and debug as it were causing issues with the latest version of hydrogen.
The same is true for @sanity/core-loader v1.6.7 and async-cache-dedupe.

What's the reason for inlining @sanity/client btw? It should be strictly ESM compatible in its latest version 🤔

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Fantastic - thank you ❤️

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(I don't think we are inlining @sanity/client - where do you see that?)

@danielroe danielroe merged commit 7ac9245 into main Apr 25, 2024
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stipsan commented Apr 25, 2024

@danielroe oops, I didn't mean inline, but optimize:

'@sanity/client',

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