Especially once the Azure deps are moved out to a plugin (#1037) it might make sense to stop minifying the lage bundles. Apparently the primary perf benefit of bundling build tools comes from removing the import resolution step, not from minification, especially for a tool like lage which is invoked/parsed once.
The non-minified code alone would increase the package size, but it would also allow removing the sourcemaps, so that would probably balance out.
Also worth taking another look at the previous attempt at a separate lage-debug command in #744 and some of the other logic that was added in that PR (bundling updates, execa--though splitting the unrelated parts out).
Especially once the Azure deps are moved out to a plugin (#1037) it might make sense to stop minifying the lage bundles. Apparently the primary perf benefit of bundling build tools comes from removing the import resolution step, not from minification, especially for a tool like lage which is invoked/parsed once.
The non-minified code alone would increase the package size, but it would also allow removing the sourcemaps, so that would probably balance out.
Also worth taking another look at the previous attempt at a separate
lage-debugcommand in #744 and some of the other logic that was added in that PR (bundling updates,execa--though splitting the unrelated parts out).