fix(vite): add typecheck inferred target for vite plugin #27501 #27531
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Current Behavior
Vite intentionally does not run typechecking on projects. They recommend running
tsc --noEmitseparately.The
@nx/vite/plugincould make this easier by adding atypecheckwhen it detects atsconfigfile in theprojectRoot.This can then be added to the build pipeline on CI. Or users can add it to a
dependsOnfor thebuildtarget if they wish.Expected Behavior
The
@nx/vite/plugincould make this easier by adding atypecheckwhen it detects atsconfigfile in theprojectRoot.This can then be added to the build pipeline on CI. Or users can add it to a
dependsOnfor thebuildtarget if they wish.Related Issue(s)
Fixes #27501