Is it expected Tooltip to have dependency on @internationalized/date? #3663
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Hey, we have been using Tooltips and realized that the size of the package grew by around 20% and now @internationalized/date is being bundled together. I was using this as an analyzer: https://bundlephobia.com/package/@react-spectrum/tooltip@3.1.6. Just wanted to double-check if it's expected because it doesn't look like this package depends on @internationalized/date. Thank you! |
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What bundler are you using? I'm not sure bundlephobia is correct here. It is a dependency of |
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We use Webpack 4 and it might be also an issue but I was also surprised to see the same result on bundlephobia. |
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They also use webpack 4 https://github.com/pastelsky/bundlephobia/blob/bundlephobia/package.json#L91 so might be the same issue |
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Yeah I saw it but wasn't sure if that's what they use to measure bundle stats or just for the page, and looks like this is what the webpack fork they use to measure it. Anyway, this is a known issue for Webpack 4 some folks reported similar behaviour under this thread. Thank you all for looking into this 🙌🏻 |
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What bundler are you using? I'm not sure bundlephobia is correct here. It is a dependency of
@react-aria/i18n, but unused by tooltip so should be tree shaken. When I bundled a simple example containing only Tooltip, it did not contain@internationalized/date.