Optimize Bundle Size

node scripts/build_kibana_platform_plugins --focus <pluginId> --dist --profile --no-cache --workers 4

2. Find the entry chunk id and top modules in that chunk.

entry_id=$(jq -r '.chunks[] | select((.names|index("<pluginId>")) != null) | .id' <pluginDir>/target/public/stats.json)
jq -r --argjson cid "$entry_id" '.modules[] | select((.chunks|index($cid)) != null) | [.size, (.name // .identifier)] | @tsv' <pluginDir>/target/public/stats.json | sort -nr | head -40

3. Compare with upstream when the delta is unclear.

jq -r .modules[].id <pluginDir>/target/public/stats.json | sort - > moduleids.txt
# generate moduleids.txt on both branches and diff them

4. Focus on modules imported by the plugin public entry/start contract.

3) Apply high-impact fixes

1. Replace eager imports in the plugin start contract with lazy boundaries for optional UI.
2. Avoid importing broad barrel files (index.ts) from entry paths; import only required modules directly.
3. Split heavy UI into a separate file and load it with React.lazy(() => import(...)).
4. Keep page load bundle size low; allow async chunks size to grow when code is not needed at initial load.

4) Re-measure and decide limits

1. Rebuild dist metrics and compare before/after.
2. Keep or restore the old limit if the new value is below it.
3. Raise limits only if no meaningful split is possible, then document why.
4. If a limit increase is required, use --update-limits (sets current size +15kb) and include findings in PR notes.

node scripts/build_kibana_platform_plugins --focus <pluginId> --update-limits

5) Validate changes

1. Run targeted lint/type checks for touched files.
2. Run node scripts/check_changes.ts.
3. Optionally run --validate-limits or --dist --watch while iterating.
4. If check_changes.ts fails due unrelated pre-existing files, call that out explicitly in PR notes.

node scripts/build_kibana_platform_plugins --validate-limits --focus <pluginId>
node scripts/build_kibana_platform_plugins --dist --watch --focus <pluginId>