feat: add --analyze flag for RSDoctor bundle analysis#5254
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This reverts commit f10937a.
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The
buildCLI command now supports an--analyzeflag. When passed, it enables RSDoctor bundle analysis during the build, allowing developers to diagnose build performance and bundle size issues.Changelog
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--analyzeflag for bundle analysisThere was no built-in way to analyze bundle composition or build performance. The
--analyzeflag now enables RSDoctor analysis duringwebiny build, helping diagnose large bundles and slow builds.Screenshot
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