devtools-production

To exclude devtools from a production build, use a Vite plugin to automatically strip TanStack Devtools during the bundling process. This ensures your deployed application remains lean and performant by removing debugging tools from the final output.

Yes, you can use conditional imports to manually exclude devtools in non-Vite projects. By leveraging dynamic imports, you ensure that devtools are only loaded when needed for staging or specific debugging sessions rather than in production environments.

NoOp plugin variants are tree-shakable, no-operation alternatives designed for libraries. They allow bundlers to safely remove devtools dependencies during production builds, ensuring that unused debugging code does not inflate your final bundle size.

Yes, TanStack Devtools integrates with Vite for build-time stripping. Configuring your Vite build process automatically removes the devtools from production bundles, managing dependency separation between development and production environments effectively.

You should intentionally include devtools in a production build when you need to debug deployed applications or during staging sessions. This Skill manages conditional inclusion so you can safely inject debugging tools without impacting standard production performance.