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Faster spec bundle preprocessing? #3

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thomasboyt opened this issue Mar 20, 2014 · 5 comments
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Faster spec bundle preprocessing? #3

thomasboyt opened this issue Mar 20, 2014 · 5 comments

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@thomasboyt
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It takes a painful 60 seconds to compile my project's 45 spec files. Are there recommended ways of speeding this up? Not doing anything fancy, just using the boilerplate config from the README (including cache: true).

@thomasboyt thomasboyt changed the title Alternatives to compiling separate bundles? Faster spec bundle preprocessing? Mar 20, 2014
@sokra
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sokra commented Mar 25, 2014

It should not take that long... How many modules are in your project? Are you using any (slow) loader? Any optimizing plugins that are slow?

@mtscout6
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I've been running into the same problem lately with react-bootstrap. I'm not sure if any of the loaders I'm using are slow, is there a way to detect which loaders may be the culprit?

@joshwiens
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@thomasboyt @mtscout6 - Need to know if this is still an issue. For the sake of efficiency, we are starting with current versions and the team can work back from there.

If this is still an issue on a recent version of the loader & it's peerDeps, please respond here so we can get this properly triaged.

@mtscout6
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Honestly I don't know if this is still an issue or not. @aabenoja may have more context on our project where we use this.

@joshwiens
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Closing this for now. Performance enhancements are planned once we get proper code validations in place.

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