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Even worse, it appears that PostHog dynamically updates their part of their code at runtime - not bundling it at build time. Their docs note an Advanced Option
by threecheese 2y ago
Even worse, it appears that PostHog dynamically updates their part of their code at runtime - not bundling it at build time. Their docs note an Advanced Option where all dependencies are bundled in the build. I mean, I get why, and maybe I am misunderstanding but as a user I would expect lazy loading of executable code to be an optimization rather than the default. And used only if fully bundling was a serious delivery delay.