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Bun AOT Trim Option
Jarred Sumner introduces Bun AOT's --trim flag, shrinking a macOS HTTP server binary from 89MB to 25MB.
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- Bun AOT adds a `--trim` option that deletes unused parts of Bun from the compiled binary, according to @jarredsumner.
- On macOS, an AOT binary using Bun.serve's HTTP server drops from 89 MB to 25 MB.
- @jarredsumner says another reason for `--trim` is security, reducing the attack surface area by removing unused features and libraries.
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Jarred Sumner says removing unused features from the binary reduces attack surface and improves security.
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