deps: update bundlesize, add more budgets#9089
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If this doesn't work, we could also try out bundlewatch, which has a pretty nice details page for the bundle sizes but doesn't have such a large community using it. https://bundlewatch.io/#/getting-started/using-bundlewatch |
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well, the initial api call is still 500ing...I think that's when it's trying to query the bundlesize from the parent commit (hence the We need to update anyways and I think the new status message is improved (even better when it can start querying master so we get some update on size change in that PR), so still worth landing. |
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bundlesize has been having a bunch of issues in CI lately, and now there's a moderate security alert in one of its deps, so let's try bumping it to latest.
Unfortunately it brings in a rather heavyweight dep itself in a native brotli encoding library, but development seems to be picking back up again (siddharthkp/bundlesize#306) and that'll soon be optional if the node version has native brotli support.
Also added budgets for the other bundles as they vary quite a bit in size due to things included or not included in them.