fix: refactor watch code for tsconfig changes to use watchChange hook#17304
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see here for an alternative approach: #17317 |
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This reverts commit 60f90a0.
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closing as we merged #17317 |
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the refactored code had a change that caused every .json file change to trigger a full reload, this has been corrected.
For now multiple servers can still share one cache instance as the cache only contains information about tsconfig files that do not differ across environments.
Ultimately we want to have a more fine-grained invalidation when a tsconfig changes, but we would have to find out tsconfigs affected by this change (referenced from or extended by, as well as ancestors and then find all modules transpiled with any of these...)
TL;DR this is very complicated
changes to tsconfig.json should be rare enough that a full reload doesn't hurt too much.
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