Our dependency moment-timezone includes all possible timezones with all date ranges, producing a too big document.js bundle ≃1.24 MiB. Ideally we should be able to load asynchronously each timezone. However, for a quick and short term solution I suggest to remove all dates that are after the next year (current year of the bundle generation + 1 to avoid glitches at the beginning of 2020). In document view, the only purpose of moment-timezone is to display last update date of a document (date which is in the past). There is no plan to manage dates in the future. Furthermore, since we are using regular timestamp to store the creation/update date of a document/folder, no need to to keep dates that are before the epoch year (1970). By using https://github.com/gilmoreorless/moment-timezone-data-webpack-plugin, we can significantly reduce the size of the bundle. Before: Entrypoints: document (1.24 MiB) document-d69b0619b1d9a26f3389.js After: Entrypoints: document (476 KiB) document-c9b5a8412a5d91001fa3.js Change-Id: I86df48e4a9857ceb4058af865c8ce6ef62014909

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Author

Nicolas Terray (nterray) 2019-02-01 13:10

Committer

Nicolas Terray (nterray) 2019-02-01 19:00

Hash 37ae675f35269f3b0fba00679abadb7df2d855fc

Parent 547274c91c6fe99f29e7a3e1d5eecf74e5af872a

Reference git #tuleap/stable/37ae675f35269f3b0fba00679abadb7df2d855fc