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Add support for happypack to get faster builds on large projects#189
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koenvg commentedNov 23, 2017
Does anyone know why this might fail? |
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wmonk commentedJan 14, 2018
As this issue hasn't been updated for a while, I am going to close it. If there are any updates feel free to re-open and comment. 👍 |
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This pr adds happypack support which helps with build times for large projects.
It is not a breaking change and should just help with overall build times for larger projects.
Incremental builds are also improved since linting and type checking is now done on a separate thread with ForkTsCheckerWebpackPlugin.
The addition of ForkTsCheckerWebpackPlugin is the same as#165