web-infra-dev
[Feature]: Support compiler options: managedPaths and unmanagedPaths
What problem does this feature solve?
This allows for the modification of the source code of the packages inside node_modules using yalc or by manual means. It is particularly useful for debugging self-developed libraries.
What does the proposed API of configuration look like?
Same as in the webpack:
Currently rspack will watch all files, including those inside "node_modules". And this should satisfy your request.
So I guess you want rspack to ignore certain changes in node_modules by supporting managedPath and unmanagedPath?
Currently rspack will watch all files, including those inside "node_modules". And this should satisfy your request.
So I guess you want rspack to ignore certain changes in node_modules by supporting managedPath and unmanagedPath?
Yes, watching all files inside node_modules is a heavy operation.
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maybe you should use https://rspack.dev/config/watch#watchoptionsignored.
maybe you should use https://rspack.dev/config/watch#watchoptionsignored.
Snapshot managing is not associated in any way with the watching. Currently as I know rspack will rebuild when any change occurs. Initially I created the issue because I thought that rspack doesn't rebuild when dependencies inside node_modules are changed, but it does.
The option managedPaths, unmanagedPaths should be added only when the rspack will stop applying changes from the node_modules directory.
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