David Verholen

the problem is, that the magento composer installer overrides the lib/credis folder with a symlink to an empty folder, because it will not install the submodule (since composer has its...

it's not composer but magento that makes it so difficult here. Putting the credis library in the core without updating it periodically. Composer is the best thing that could happen...

yes, but it has to use another installer, since the default installer only creates a copy in the vendor dir. To use another installer you have to change the package...

@DrewML would it be ok for you to have an own repository for the magento module? Then it's quite easy to make a composer package out of it. It should...

it would be possible of course to create something reliable in the magento module that the extension could use. But this would mean that you then need the magento module...

one counter example regarding the needed bundles of a page (during bundle config generation): The ce customer account mostly is not rendered using ui components so also mostly needs the...

really not sure about it / would need a bit of testing / investigation: Would it maybe make sense, to create the bundle names based on a combination of loaded...

just maybe (to continue speaking with myself here ;) ) build something like @DrewML s solution as a default, but add configurations to the browser extension to enable the user...

As another point pro many small bundles: overall performance of a page will probably be better with larger reusable bundles by leveraging browser caching. From a SEO perspective, since google...

yes, that's right. We don't need them because we are always using the latest minor version of a major version. Since Magento 1 does not use semantic versioning, you could...