refactor(@angular/build): only ignore watching node modules when watching root #28588
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…hing root The application builder performs fine-grained file watching now which removes the need to watch the project root by default as it did in early implementations. As a result, the need to ignore the `node_modules` directory is not longer necessary by default and is only needed when the `NG_BUILD_WATCH_ROOT` environment variable is enabled.
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The application builder performs fine-grained file watching now which removes the need to watch the project root by default as it did in early implementations. As a result, the need to ignore the
node_modulesdirectory is not longer necessary by default and is only needed when theNG_BUILD_WATCH_ROOTenvironment variable is enabled.