Eli Black

@mrodrig Oh, interesting! :) I didn't realize that Git even supported symbolic links.

Hi, @mrodrig, I gave this a shot, but it turns out that in order for this flag to be useful, the library need to be an ESModule (I guess?). ([More...

I went ahead and opened a PR for this. I think this _might_ be helpful even if the library doesn't use ESModules, for the reasons I detailed here: https://github.com/eugenezinovyev/react-fontawesome-svg-icon/issues/36#issuecomment-3663844017 :)

Just opened a PR for this: https://github.com/form-data/form-data/pull/588 :)

I'd like to see this, too. It looks like the prop-types code is being added to my production code bundle, which is increasing the size slightly :)

@cs0511 Is this the bug that's being fixed: https://github.com/kevinsqi/react-circular-progressbar/issues/233 ?

I'm not *totally* sure, but let's say that someone writes this code: ```js import mimeScore from 'mime-types/mimeScore.js'; ``` I think that currently, webpack has to parse both `mimeScore.js` and `index.js`,...

I found another reason for adding this flag, which is that Webpack usually only removes unused imports if the package that they're from has `"sideEffects": false`: https://github.com/eugenezinovyev/react-fontawesome-svg-icon/issues/36#issuecomment-3663844017

Ah, but it's not Webpack that decided that packages have side effects by default... that's the way the EcmaScript spec is written! :) I feel your pain on modules having...

Sounds good! :) I, too, have been hoping that some less-used packages might make the leap first. I'll try to remember to post back here as packages add the flag....