feat(gatsby): Add webpack fs caching for development flag #32264
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…ith 20% opt-in Testing on my blog, it drops the start of the webpack server from 11s -> 6s. Using fs caching in development doesn't need an explicit persistence step as webpack will write out to the cache whenever it's idling (which happens a lot durinv development).
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Testing on my blog, it drops the start of the webpack server from 11s -> 6s.
Using fs caching in development doesn't need an explicit persistence step as webpack will write out to the cache
whenever it's idling (which happens a lot during development).
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