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By destructuring import of the Close icon of Material-UI in the supplier.js file, I faced a huge bundle of my project. something about 5mg 😮
For a test, I omit all of my libraries and based on Tree Shaking docs of Webpack I implement the tools and tricks in my project but bundle has no change until I fount the issue and 1 percent I don't think it is material-snackbar-supplier causes to this damn bundle.
So as fast as I can I send a PR, and please assign the bug tag to this issue and review and merge my PR and please as fast as you can release a new version.
Thanks a lot bro.
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I'm wondering why you even change that before.
It's my bad, I should have told you before.
In addition, there is a related optimization article in material docs which is well-eplained too
By destructuring import of the
Close
icon ofMaterial-UI
in thesupplier.js
file, I faced a huge bundle of my project. something about 5mg 😮For a test, I omit all of my libraries and based on Tree Shaking docs of Webpack I implement the tools and tricks in my project but bundle has no change until I fount the issue and 1 percent I don't think it is
material-snackbar-supplier
causes to this damn bundle.Based on this material-ui doc the importing of the
Close
icon should change to:So as fast as I can I send a PR, and please assign the
bug
tag to this issue and review and merge my PR and please as fast as you can release a new version.Thanks a lot bro.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: