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npm file size is smaller when downloaded through unpkg CDN

I have a file inside my npm package that is 307kb of size. When I download that file through unpkg - that very same file is 73.2Kb. I am quite puzzled on how the same file downloaded through the network is smaller.
Here is the size when downloaded through the network - link:
Size on my local machine when installed via npm (link, version 0.0.180):

The file itself is 307 KB on disk, but when you download it through unpkg it is compressed, so it downloads about 4x as fast. Once the browser downloads the compressed version, it will decompress it to make it usable JavaScript.
The standard compression algorithm/encoding used is gzip
Diagrams from https://betterexplained.com/articles/how-to-optimize-your-site-with-gzip-compression/

The current Gradle version 6.7 is not compatible

I have this issue:
The current Gradle version 6.7 is not compatible with the Kotlin Gradle plugin. Please use Gradle 6.7.1 or newer, or the previous version of the Kotlin plugin.
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The Solution is to Upgrade Gradle version
Try editing the distributionUrl in ..\android\gradle\wrapper\gradle-wrapper.properties to
distributionUrl=https\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-6.7.1-all.zip
Other gradle versions for future reference

You can be configure via Android Studio
File -> Project Structure -> Project.
Change the Grandle version to 6.8.3 > Apply > OK

NPM Package - LF or CRLF or auto line endings?

I'm the developer of an NPM package, and am trying to normalize line endings. I'm on a Windows machine with VSCode, so most of my files are in CRLF format. However, minified and sourcemap files generated by my bundler, Rollup, are in LF format.
I personally prefer LF format, and would like to have my distributed builds in LF format, as well as the files in my personal editor. However, I don't want to mess other Windows users using different editors.
How should I configure .gitattributes, .editorconfig, my VSCode Settings, and my Git settings to best accomplish this? Thanks!

If is better to specifiy in a .gitattributes (as in here) a consistent eol policy for files with specific extensions: see this .gitattributes for instance, which uses LF.
VSCode has "auto" as its default file.eol, which should be enough: Git will do the conversion on checkout, and VSCode won't convert it.

minified js bundle search for required files on IE

I am using web essential to generate the bundle file for javascript. It also generate the minified file for bundled js. Generate bundle works on all browsers except IE & edge. When i hit webpage on IE it start searching for files which are included in bundle and throws file not found error in console window. I am not getting it why IE is giving such error. This is only not working for js bundle but working for css files.If I remove .min and use only bundled js file then it works But I want to use min.js file. I had used same in past and it was working on all browsers.
What could be possible issue?

How to generate a chrome extension from directory automatically by a program?

I am developing a chrome extension, and I wonder that is there any way to compress a developing directory to .crx file that can be installed in chrome by program like using Python or NodeJS?
I've found this link saying that you can change the .crx to .zip, and after decompressing you can see the extension's code.
So, I tried it in reverse. I compressed my developing chrome extension directory to .zip file-format manually and change .zip to .crx, then I tried to install it in chrome, but it didn't work. Obviously, using program to compress a directory to .zip the rename it to .crx doesn't work.
How to generate a chrome extension from directory automatically by a program? I am using python and NodeJS.

Chrome has support for packaging an extension from commandline, use this:
chrome.exe --pack-extension=C:\myext --pack-extension-key=C:\myext.pem
for more info: chrome