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Are they making breaking changes? I'll admit I don't frontend and I have no idea what niche Vite fills, but I briefly glanced at the release notes and I don't

• byhemechi 4y ago
  there are breaking changes, but pretty much any intended behaviour changing has automated codemods
• explodingcamera 4y ago
  The biggest breaking change I see is just dropping compatibility for older browsers, you can however still enable it with a plugin.
• austinpena 4y ago
  The migration guide looks simple enough: https://vitejs.dev/guide/migration.html https://vitejs.dev/guide/migration.html
• 22289d 4y ago
  > I have no idea what niche Vite fills Using it with Laravel, it seems to fill the niche of 'Webpack was easy to use and working just fine, let's add this shiny toy and make things a lot more complicated' I love Laravel but I dislike their tendency to do this with new shiny toys.
  • jmondi 4y ago
    Interesting, "webpack" and "easy to use" are two words that I've never seen in the same sentence before.
    • 22289d 4y ago
      Maybe Laravel Mix made it easy to use. Or maybe I just learned it and dislike being forced to learn this new thing.
      • jmondi 4y ago
        You are totally right, Laravel Mix really does make Webpack a breeze to use. But at that rate, you're using Mix and not Webpack :)
• Aeolun 4y ago
  There’s a bunch of custom rollup config you can do. If rollup made breaking changes between 2 and 3, those would be breaking for Vite too.