Harnessing SVGO’s Multipass Mode: When Re‑running Plugins Pays Off
Learn how SVGO’s multipass mode re‑runs plugins to squeeze extra bytes from SVGs, the trade‑offs in build time, and how to verify the gains in your pipeline.
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Learn how SVGO’s multipass mode re‑runs plugins to squeeze extra bytes from SVGs, the trade‑offs in build time, and how to verify the gains in your pipeline.
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