I think it's important to consider what happens when someone else wants/needs¹ to modify your code: just having to worry about minification is a hassle, but if really necessary it should at least be reproducible: that way somebody can check they got the minification right before even making changes, so they know any (new) bugs aren't caused by getting the minification wrong.
¹. It doesn't happen often anymore, but sometimes e.g. library code needs a fix that also requires all the apps using it to be updated.
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I think it's important to consider what happens when someone else wants/needs¹ to modify your code: just having to worry about minification is a hassle, but if really necessary it should at least be reproducible: that way somebody can check they got the minification right before even making changes, so they know any (new) bugs aren't caused by getting the minification wrong.
¹. It doesn't happen often anymore, but sometimes e.g. library code needs a fix that also requires all the apps using it to be updated.