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I've been playing around with this project for a while, I've noticed that if I am just editing my Ratpack application and i am running gradle with -t run it will do the yarn install / build even if no files have changed in the React app. This drastically slows down the build time, is there a way to stop this? Possibly a way of telling the react app not to compile If i know i am just developing the Ratpack app?
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Sorry @pocockn I haven't responded until now, work is getting in the way 😃. To be honest I don't generally run in continuous mode. I'll have a peek when I get a chance though.
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I've been playing around with this project for a while, I've noticed that if I am just editing my Ratpack application and i am running gradle with -t run it will do the yarn install / build even if no files have changed in the React app. This drastically slows down the build time, is there a way to stop this? Possibly a way of telling the react app not to compile If i know i am just developing the Ratpack app?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: