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Removed source maps from production with
output: {
...
sourcemap: watch && true,
}
But negating pattern seems not to work when square brackets are present in folder name with rollup-plugin-copy (or rollup-plugin-glob) and these folders are copied over to public folder. Actually making a duplicate in public root.
copy({
targets: [
...
{ src: ['build/server/**/*', '!**/*.js', '!**/*.js.map'], dest: 'public' }
],
}),
As for template only css files were needed from build/server replaced copy target line with
{ src: 'build/server/**/*.css', dest: 'public' },
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