docs: mention missing optimized by default packages in optimizePackageImports

[AhmedBaset]

Source:

next.js/packages/next/src/server/config.ts

Lines 827 to 886 in 9986e82

	'lucide-react',
	'date-fns',
	'lodash-es',
	'ramda',
	'antd',
	'react-bootstrap',
	'ahooks',
	'@ant-design/icons',
	'@headlessui/react',
	'@headlessui-float/react',
	'@heroicons/react/20/solid',
	'@heroicons/react/24/solid',
	'@heroicons/react/24/outline',
	'@visx/visx',
	'@tremor/react',
	'rxjs',
	'@mui/material',
	'@mui/icons-material',
	'recharts',
	'react-use',
	'@material-ui/core',
	'@material-ui/icons',
	'@tabler/icons-react',
	'mui-core',
	// We don't support wildcard imports for these configs, e.g. `react-icons/*`
	// so we need to add them manually.
	// In the future, we should consider automatically detecting packages that
	// need to be optimized.
	'react-icons/ai',
	'react-icons/bi',
	'react-icons/bs',
	'react-icons/cg',
	'react-icons/ci',
	'react-icons/di',
	'react-icons/fa',
	'react-icons/fa6',
	'react-icons/fc',
	'react-icons/fi',
	'react-icons/gi',
	'react-icons/go',
	'react-icons/gr',
	'react-icons/hi',
	'react-icons/hi2',
	'react-icons/im',
	'react-icons/io',
	'react-icons/io5',
	'react-icons/lia',
	'react-icons/lib',
	'react-icons/lu',
	'react-icons/md',
	'react-icons/pi',
	'react-icons/ri',
	'react-icons/rx',
	'react-icons/si',
	'react-icons/sl',
	'react-icons/tb',
	'react-icons/tfi',
	'react-icons/ti',
	'react-icons/vsc',
	'react-icons/wi',

[ijjk]

Allow CI Workflow Run

• approve CI run for commit: b23a47a

Note: this should only be enabled once the PR is ready to go and can only be enabled by a maintainer

[leerob]

I can see this going either way – there are advantages for linking back to the source code directly. Regardless, given there's some list here now, it makes sense to keep the list as close as possible.

[AhmedBaset]

I can see this going either way – there are advantages for linking back to the source code directly. Regardless, given there's some list here now, it makes sense to keep the list as close as possible.

I thought about linking to the code directly but ran into an issue. If we link to the current code, it will be outdated after a while because it won't be updated, and if we link to the Canary branch, the line numbers will change after editing the file in later commits.