[avivkeller]

Alternative solution to swc-project/swc#12395 (fixes swc-project/swc#12378). The majority of this PR is the removal of swc as a vendored dependency, and instead it's updating will be handled by Dependabot (since this package no longer needs to be compiled to WASM on update, it's now just a regular dependency).

This also reduces Amaro's built size by ~1MB.

This PR makes Amaro a rust crate that depends on SWC, rather than a wrapper around a custom SWC crate. The changes were were heavily inspired from and pieces were taken from SWC, so let me know how I should Co-Author y'all.

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Note: Commit 3d891b8 only removes files.

[avivkeller]

cc @kdy1 @magic-akari

[kdy1]

I like this approach, but I'm not sure we can remove the vendored source code from this repository.

[avivkeller]

I'm not sure we can remove the vendored source code from this repository.

Can you elaborate on why not? It's still a dependency, but no longer one that's embedded in this repo's source, since it's a regular crate dep

[kdy1]

@marco-ippolito Can we remove the vendoring of the SWC source code?

[marco-ippolito]

@marco-ippolito Can we remove the vendoring of the SWC source code?

@nodejs/security-wg I think it can be done, there hasnt been much benefit in vendoring swc so far

[avivkeller]

Bump!

[avivkeller]

Bump!

[marco-ippolito]

requires a rebase, also does it reduce the wasm size?

[kdy1]

I don't expect it to reduce the size of Wasm, but I need this to be merged to do cool optimization (Switching to https://github.com/swc-project/swc-next)

[avivkeller]

I'll rebase once there's an approval so that I don't need to keep rebasing as we wait for approvals.

[avivkeller]

Yes, it reduces the WASM size,

This also reduces Amaro's built size by ~1MB.

[marco-ippolito]

Lets do it

[avivkeller]

Rebased!