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This PR sets up turbopack for local development for apps using the component library. This should result in much faster development rebuilds.
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Summary
This PR sets up turbopack for local development for apps using the component library. This should result in much faster development rebuilds.
In order to do this, I had to ensure that the component library is getting built with tsc separately from the app code. This is because turbopack does not support extension aliases. This is probably fine as the extension aliases were always a bit of a hack, and I'd been meaning to do the component-library build separately for a long time anyways, as the prior approach would only work assuming that the tsconfig is identical which may not always be true. This issue also required updating all the
.jsimports to.jsxwhere appropriate in the component library.Turbopack also does not support the
:exportICSS directive so I also had to make some minor modifications in the few places we were using this.Rationale
This should significantly speed up local development.
How has this been tested?