<script tag import> in {curly brace syntax} is not processed like a simple <script tag import> in Astro template file about astro HOT 3 CLOSED

Do you need to add the is:inline directive?

https://docs.astro.build/en/reference/directives-reference/#isinline

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They are expecting it to be bundled.

This is a design constraint and intentional. All of your scripts are bundled together at the page level. If some are conditional they can't be bundled together. So they are treated as inline and not optimized.

There's no way to have conditional scripts that get bundled.

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They are expecting it to be bundled.

This is a design constraint and intentional. All of your scripts are bundled together at the page level. If some are conditional they can't be bundled together. So they are treated as inline and not optimized.

There's no way to have conditional scripts that get bundled.

Thanks you for this response.
In my case I have try with this code in the astro file :

<script>
  import { BUILD_Config } from "@data/configs";
  BUILD_Config.PWA.ENABLE && import("../pwa.ts");
</script>

It appears to work like I expect.
I see the pwa.ts (ts file) is processed ! and bundled I think like a "static script load tag".
May be not bundled in the hoisted.xxx.js file but in a separate pwa.xxx.js

Is there is a problem to do this ?

Thanks you

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