`modulepreload` is added to head without running `deno task build` about fresh

[timharek]

This issue is still relevant for v1.6.0.

[marvinhagemeister]

Does the site use Partials?

[timharek]

Nope, no islands nor partials 😅

[deer]

Hey @timharek, thanks for pointing this out. I can reproduce this in a clean project when using the twind_v0 plugin.

<link rel="modulepreload" href="/_frsh/js/ec7efd49cd9814356e48e9aa8011b48b368d32e8/plugin-twind-main.js">
<link rel="modulepreload" href="/_frsh/js/ec7efd49cd9814356e48e9aa8011b48b368d32e8/chunk-TOTNSURV.js">

and with twind_v1 plugin:

<link rel="modulepreload" href="/_frsh/js/8170e5a83bc31a43872f8b1995071bda986256ec/plugin-twind-main.js">

[deer]

Although the problem does go away once I migrate to tailwind: https://fresh.deno.dev/docs/examples/migrating-to-tailwind. Perhaps this can just be closed, since Fresh is dropping support for twind.

[timharek]

It's weird that you don't get the chunk-one when you are using the twind_v1 plugin, because that is what I'm using 🤔

Although the problem does go away once I migrate to tailwind: https://fresh.deno.dev/docs/examples/migrating-to-tailwind. Perhaps this can just be closed, since Fresh is dropping support for twind.

Sure, but I feel like one of Fresh's best selling points goes out the window when I have to introduce a build step to my application. 💭 Since I can't use the Tailwind-plugin without a build-step...