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There is possibly one strange bug I got locally while testing... When setting up a fresh app on my local machine, it all worked perfect, but when booting the app in Docker, I was getting this infinite page reload happening caused by the |
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Closes #917
Closes #916
Closes #913
Closes #893
Instead of default all new apps to Vite, @wout has put in some serious effort to just making Bun work out of the box. ref luckyframework/lucky#1931
This PR sets up all new browser apps to just use Bun out of the box. This requires no additional dependencies, it's 100x faster at bundling assets, supports typescript, and static assets with cache busting, and no special config is needed to make things "just work".
Now, Webpack and Vite will still be usable (at least for a while), so existing apps won't have to switch over, but this gives new apps a huge benefit in simplicity.