Replace pkg-up by an inlined solution#1303
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pkg-upis deprecated, and has been replaced bypackage-up. This one is more lightweight, but is only available as ESM format, which is not compatible with Encore.So, I've dropped
pkg-upand inlinedpackage-upand its single dependencyfind-up-simple, with some tests.Removing
pkg-upremove a lot of sub-dependencies aswell, which is better in term of security, but also in term of bandwidth and size on disk.Here, you can see the impact without
pkg-upand withpackage-up, we reduce the bandwidth consumption by ~500 GB (but note that our inlined solution is smaller thanpackage-up):