Hi 👋, some users are reporting that astro-compress breaks server islands. It does this because server islands uses a comment to know where the start of the fallback content is. Removing that comment prevents it from hydrating properly.
Removing HTML comments is generally unsafe as many tools use them for these sorts of purposes (Solid.js does for example). Would you be willing to make this an opt-in feature? Thanks.
Hi 👋, some users are reporting that astro-compress breaks server islands. It does this because server islands uses a comment to know where the start of the fallback content is. Removing that comment prevents it from hydrating properly.
Removing HTML comments is generally unsafe as many tools use them for these sorts of purposes (Solid.js does for example). Would you be willing to make this an opt-in feature? Thanks.