[ruined]

that's why they're taking the dual-availability approach, with a separate 'mini' edition. it's easy to perform a progressive migration without messing with the package manager.

consumers uninterested in the 'mini' edition don't have to bother with that part.

but, the benefits of the 'mini' edition are so drastic for tree-shaking that it was driving development of alternatives - zod had to either do it (and benefit), or deprecate.

[JoRyGu]

Was just looking at their release strategy. This is being handled by people that have experienced the hell that is dependency management in the JS ecosystem. Kudos to them.