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meta: Delete atomTranspilers from package.json This prevents the editor for trying to transpile this package at startup time, which is unnecessary and redundant on this "pretranspiled" tag of the package. Should save some CPU cycles. (Also stops an error message from showing that a devDependency was missing, and that require()ing it failed. This tag may potentially be requested as a tarball, in which case the devDependencies *aren't supposed* to be available. Since we genuinely don't need the devDependencies in production, allowing the package to load without errors when the devDependencies aren't present is a *good thing*. Can save us whatever file size the devDependencies take up on disk.) (cherry picked from commit 32c6b9a) (cherry picked from commit 26e1523)
meta: Delete atomTranspilers from package.json This prevents the editor for trying to transpile this package at startup time, which is unnecessary and redundant on this "pretranspiled" tag of the package. Should save some CPU cycles. (Also stops an error message from showing that a devDependency was missing, and that require()ing it failed. This tag may potentially be requested as a tarball, in which case the devDependencies *aren't supposed* to be available. Since we genuinely don't need the devDependencies in production, allowing the package to load without errors when the devDependencies aren't present is a *good thing*. Can save us whatever file size the devDependencies take up on disk.) (cherry picked from commit 32c6b9a)
meta: Delete atomTranspilers from package.json This prevents the editor for trying to transpile this package at startup time, which is unnecessary and redundant on this "pretranspiled" tag of the package. Should save some CPU cycles. (Also stops an error message from showing that a devDependency was missing, and that require()ing it failed. This tag may potentially be requested as a tarball, in which case the devDependencies *aren't supposed* to be available. Since we genuinely don't need the devDependencies in production, allowing the package to load without errors when the devDependencies aren't present is a *good thing*. Can save us whatever file size the devDependencies take up on disk.)
meta: Delete atomTranspilers from package.json This prevents the editor for trying to transpile this package at startup time, which is unnecessary and redundant on this "pretranspiled" tag of the package. Should save some CPU cycles. (Also stops an error message from showing that a devDependency was missing, and that require()ing it failed. This tag may potentially be requested as a tarball, in which case the devDependencies *aren't supposed* to be available. Since we genuinely don't need the devDependencies in production, allowing the package to load without errors when the devDependencies aren't present is a *good thing*. Can save us whatever file size the devDependencies take up on disk.)
meta: Delete atomTranspilers from package.json This prevents the editor for trying to transpile this package at startup time, which is unnecessary and redundant on this "pretranspiled" tag of the package. Should save some CPU cycles. (Also stops an error message from showing that a devDependency was missing, and that require()ing it failed. This tag may potentially be requested as a tarball, in which case the devDependencies *aren't supposed* to be available. Since we genuinely don't need the devDependencies in production, allowing the package to load without errors when the devDependencies aren't present is a *good thing*. Can save us whatever file size the devDependencies take up on disk.)
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