If you add the SSR ingredients into the mix, (SSG or dynamic), it is increasingly interesting to see where HTML/Inline JS/CSS minification leads to worse Gzipping performance.
Another benefit: see if some options are worth the hassle or not, e.g. for presets.
It's wildy different from just minifying for client-only JS modules.
I'm not an expert in benchmarks, but maybe for a first stroke, some reports/checks could be added to Vite/Rollup integration tests.
If you add the SSR ingredients into the mix, (SSG or dynamic), it is increasingly interesting to see where HTML/Inline JS/CSS minification leads to worse Gzipping performance.
Another benefit: see if some options are worth the hassle or not, e.g. for presets.
It's wildy different from just minifying for client-only JS modules.
I'm not an expert in benchmarks, but maybe for a first stroke, some reports/checks could be added to Vite/Rollup integration tests.