fix: prevent server-side Svelte code in client bundle - #11
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The resolve.conditions config added for Vitest support set conditions to [] for production builds, which removed the 'browser' condition in Vite 7. This caused Svelte's server-side onDestroy (ssr_context.r.on_destroy) to be bundled into the client, crashing on page load with: TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'r') Fix: only set resolve.conditions when VITEST is active.
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Problem
The
resolve.conditionsconfig added in #9 (test coverage improvements) set conditions to[]for production builds. In Vite 7, this removed thebrowserresolve condition, causing Svelte's server-sideonDestroy(ssr_context.r.on_destroy) to be bundled into the client.Result: blank page on load with:
Fix
Only set
resolve.conditionswhenVITESTis active:This keeps the
browsercondition for Vitest/jsdom while leaving Vite's default resolution untouched for production builds.