refactor(@angular/build): allow caching of TypeScript build contexts for rebuilds #28766
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…for rebuilds Now that the TypeScript bundler contexts perform additional checks for validity, they can now be cached in memory during watch modes. This allows the TypeScript bundler contexts to skip rebundling when not affected by a file changed. This is particularly beneficial for style related file changes where no code processing is otherwise required.
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Now that the TypeScript bundler contexts perform additional checks for validity, they can now be cached in memory during watch modes. This allows the TypeScript bundler contexts to skip rebundling when not affected by a file changed. This is particularly beneficial for style related file changes where no code processing is otherwise required.