mopalogo.blogg.se

In v2.29 we improved the UX around long-running queries by adding a loading indicator and message to the browser console (only in gatsby develop). You don’t need to add flags or any environment

Now we feel confident enough to publish it as generally available. This allowed us to collect the feedback and fix bugs as they were discovered. “Lazy images” were introduced behind the flag in In v2.29 10% of our users were automatically opted-in.“Query on Demand” was introduced behind the flag in v2.27.We’ve been gradually rolling out those features: Note that it does not affect gatsby build in any way, only gatsby develop This significantly shortens the boot-up time for gatsby develop. Instead, it happens lazily when the browser requests a page or a specific image variant. We no longer transform all images eagerly on dev server start.Those two features change the way how gatsby develop works: Support remote static images - download, transform and optimize remote images with a single lineīleeding Edge: Want to try new features as soon as possible? Install and let us knowįull changelog Query on Demand and Lazy Images: Generally Available.AVIF support - enjoy next-gen image format.gatsby-plugin-sass v3 - use the latest sass-loader and Dart Sass by defaultĪnd several impactful updates in the new gatsby-plugin-image (beta):.We’re starting a partial release of this feature to 5% of users. Server Side Rendering (SSR) in development - helps you find and fix many build errors in development.Query on Demand and Lazy Images: Generally available - improves gatsby develop bootup time.