Here are some ways to safeguard classes from being deleted through MINIFY_ENABLED:
Use the "no-minify" option: This option will prevent the code in specific files or directories from being minified, ensuring that necessary classes are not deleted.
Use compatibility mode: Some minification tools offer a compatibility mode that ensures that classes are not deleted even when minifying. This can be a good option for projects with complex dependencies.
Use a whitelist: Create a list of classes that should not be removed during the minification process. This can be done by adding a comment to the code that the minifier will recognize, or by configuring the minifier through its options.
Reorganize the code: Refactor or reorganize your code to avoid dependencies on classes that are likely to be deleted during minification. This can involve breaking up large files into smaller units or using different design patterns.
Test thoroughly: Before deploying a minified version of your code, test it thoroughly to ensure that all necessary functionality is still present after minification. This can help identify any issues with the minification process and ensure that your code remains functional.
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