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TypeScript composite projects:
Pros:
- quick up-to-date check for whole project
Cons:
- extremely slow re-compilation in watch mode (looks like full project recompilation)
Pros:
- quick up-to-date check for whole project
Cons:
- extremely slow re-compilation in watch mode (looks like full project recompilation)
Non-composite projects with incremental option:
Pros:
- quick re-compilation in watch mode
Cons:
- slow up-to-date check for the whole project (but looks like it does not full compilation though)
Pros:
- quick re-compilation in watch mode
Cons:
- slow up-to-date check for the whole project (but looks like it does not full compilation though)
Do you have a plan to mix these 2 modes, @drosenwasser?
I think non-composite projects could use the same advantages of checking modified date of files and so on of --build mode to speed-up checking up-to-date state and vice versa.
I think non-composite projects could use the same advantages of checking modified date of files and so on of --build mode to speed-up checking up-to-date state and vice versa.
Under "mix" I didn't mean make another 3rd mode or even reduce them to just one. I meant kind of "share features" between each other.
