Plumeria v7.5.0
2026-02-18
Changes
Fix: Fixed CSS bloat during HMR
Fixed an issue where appends to zero-virtual.css piled up each time HMR occurred in the development environment, causing the file to continue to bloat on disk.
This issue has been resolved by inserting post-processing after appendFileSync to replace the file with the confirmed content rather than the difference.
Impact
The Next.js development server display ✓ Compiled in xx ms one more time. This is due to post-processing and is normal behavior.
Migration guide
Backward compatibility is maintained.
You can safely migrate to v7.5.0 without any special changes.
Other
Minification by optimizer is now fixed to production only.
minify: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production',This is useful for debugging, as you can see the HMR output directly when opening zero-virtual.css in development mode.
Feedback Discussion and bug Issues reports are welcome on GitHub