Add worker-related conditions #479
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Andarist
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| "edge-light": "./dist/react-resizable-panels.development.edge-light.js", | ||
| "worker": "./dist/react-resizable-panels.development.edge-light.js", | ||
| "workerd": "./dist/react-resizable-panels.development.edge-light.js", |
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Notice those are the same as the one for node - the bundle itself is reused. Those keys here are just listed in order of preference (remember those keys here are ordered - despite being just object keys)
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Published in 3.0.1 Thanks! |
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This should improve support for Cloudflare Workers and Vercel Functions. Bundlers for workers often, annoyingly, prefer
browserconditions over node/default - so when we include a browser condition, we, almost always, have to specify the worker conditions first in the context of React.