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lerna is already a dependency. Use it so that packages get built in parallel instead of sequentially. Signed-off-by: Simon Ser <[email protected]>
Configure nx (used under-the-hood by lerna) to cache build artifacts. Significantly decreases build time when a single sub-package has changed. Signed-off-by: Simon Ser <[email protected]>
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Seems like this causes breakage for @theocrsb as well. (Apple silicon doesn't seem to be well-supported by nx.) |
Yes, it didn't work for me |
ElysaSrc
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@ElysaSrc has found nrwl/nx#27263 which could explain @theocrsb's issue. |
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Use lerna to build in parallel
lerna is already a dependency. Use it so that packages get built
in parallel instead of sequentially.
Cache builds with nx
Configure nx (used under-the-hood by lerna) to cache build
artifacts. Significantly decreases build time when a single
sub-package has changed.
Note that this relies more heavily on lerna, which on one hand is already a dependency, and on the other hand is quite overkill (e.g. supports sending build tasks to a remote machine)...
There is also a catch: on my machine nx just hangs because of nrwl/nx#27494 (due to a
~/.gitignorefile).An alternative would be to switch from rollup to a tool which supports on-disk cache, and then combine this with run-p. (With that approach we'd still need to spawn the build system for each sub-package when nothing has changed so would be a bit slower than nx. Also dependency tracking would be manual.)