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# Add automated benchmark runner for module-cost ## What? This PR adds an automated benchmark runner for the module-cost benchmark, allowing for consistent measurement of module loading and execution times. ## Why? It is to tedious and error prone to run the benchmark. ## Usage Build `next` and turbopack however you like ``` pnpm i pnpm prepare-bench pnpm build-webpack (or build-turbopack) pnpm benchmark ``` ## How? v0 mostly
Closes PACK-5183 Based on swc-project/swc#10944 (comment), we need to run styled-jsx after typescript Fixes this crash ``` entered unreachable code: This visitor does not support TypeScript. This method fails for optimization purposes. Encountered in unreachable visitor: visit_ts_interface_decl ``` This has become more pressing as swc seems to have turned the debug_assertion into a proper panic/crash in recent versions (I was seeing SIGSEGV when building some app): https://vercel.slack.com/archives/C03EWR7LGEN/p1754390155508789?thread_ts=1753477535.369549&cid=C03EWR7LGEN We now have three phases/stages: - preprocess: to strip typescript/decorators (so to normalize the syntax) - main: for transforms that want to operate on "standard" EcmaScript (though still with raw JSX) - postprocess: react transform, preset-env, etc (so low level "codegen")
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I looked through all TODOs if there are any remaining "todo fix this for prod builds"-style comments, but there weren't any. But some of them are outdated now
🔄 This is a mirror of upstream PR #82364