Use rewrite_imports in the example - #185
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Glad to see an example of this!
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The package
@bufbuild/protovalidateuses code generated forbuf/build/validate.protointernally.The private package
packages/protovalidate-benchgenerates a second copy.With #151,
@bufbuild/protovalidateexports its generated code.This PR uses the option
rewrite_importsof@bufbuild/protoc-gen-esto rewrite the import forbuf/build/validate.proto, to point to@bufbuild/protovalidate/gen/buf/build/validate_pb.js, so that only a single copy exists.Using the option requires
@bufbuild/protobufv2.14.1 or later.This reduces the raw bundle size of the example by ~9%, and nearly 7% after brotli compression.