Bundled-dev HMR now uses a client-side entry (960e9ef)
Vite splits the bundled-dev HMR runtime into a separate client entry so client.mjs no longer carries full-bundle-mode HMR code. This comes alongside rolldown-related dependency bumps, which makes the bundled-dev build path cleaner and sets up the new HMR client flow.
HMR prune now clears hot data after callbacks (
be96316)
import.meta.hot.data is now explicitly cleared after dispose/prune handlers run when a module is pruned, so stale state does not leak if the module is imported again later. The HMR docs were updated to describe the per-module-path data lifecycle more precisely.
Config loading skips native-compat work when warnings are ignored (
18535d1)
Vite now avoids running the native config compatibility check when VITE_CONFIG_NATIVE_IGNORE_WARNING is set, removing unnecessary work in that path. That trims config-load overhead without changing the warning behavior for normal runs.
Config loader supports CJS module vars in ESM fixtures (d8cd388)
A new test covers __dirname/__filename-style module variables in an ESM config fixture, validating that config loading preserves the expected values. This helps lock in behavior for mixed module-format configs.
tsconfig path resolution is covered for import.meta.glob (428bda3)
A new resolve playground test exercises import.meta.glob with tsconfig path aliases, ensuring eager glob imports resolve through the alias map correctly. This protects a real-world path-resolution edge case in the resolver.