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1. Zach Leatherman 2 min later

   Hides `npm audit` reports during installation:

   Astro
   Gatsby
   Next (via vendoring)

   Shows `npm audit` reports during installation:

   Eleventy
   Nuxt
   Remix
   SvelteKit

   1. Zach Leatherman 3 min later

      Telemetry (anonymous data collection on usage) enabled by default (requires opt-out):

      Astro
      Next.js
      Gatsby
      Nuxt

      No known Telemetry or data collection:

      Eleventy
      Remix
      SvelteKit

      1. Zach Leatherman 7 min later

         This concludes the Site Generator Review—happy to receive feedback or recommendations on aspects of these tools you’d like to see reviewed for next time!

         1. chander 49 min later

            @zachleat Do number of possums in node_modules

         2. Zach Leatherman 4 hr later

            I should probably cross-post to the blog post that resulted from the above thread!

            https://fediverse.zachleat.com/@zachleat/109921346256931088

            1. Alex Russell 4 hr later

               @zachleat would love to see wire sizes for the JS bundles (gzip, not brotli, as not everyone has that yet)

            2. Naiyer 11 hr later

               @zachleat Automatic telemetry opt-in is one reason why I have a backlog issue to migrate away from Astro when 11ty launches the ESM support.

   2. Thomas Broyer 22 min later

      @zachleat How does one hide `npm audit` reports‽ That's a bit scary.

      (fwiw, I don't consider what Next is doing as "vendoring", they're apparently rather "bundling" everything into a single big JS file through https://github.com/vercel/ncc –not the same as bundledDependencies though–; result is the same though: remove dependencies from the package.json; do Astro and Gatsby do similar things?)

      1. Zach Leatherman 25 min later

         @tbroyer https://fediverse.zachleat.com/@zachleat/109916510211225665 has some more context.

         Ah fair point about the definition of vendoring!