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@jlooper and I discovered some strange behavior when working with the v1.1 CLI. tns run now creates a tmp folder in the folder you execute the command from.
The problem with this is: if you execute run from multiple folders, which I do with my Sublime Text workflow, you end up with multiple copies of this tmp folder. This has a performance impact, as the CLI has to build tmp multiple times, and it's also just kind of strange.
Unless I'm missing something, it seems like tmp should always be created in the root of the project, regardless of the subfolder you execute run in.
Thanks.
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Here is the PR that fixes this issue - #593.
We've improved our logic when preparing node_modules and don't need tmp directory anymore.
The fix will be included in our 1.1.2 release which is planned for the next week.
Hey all,
@jlooper and I discovered some strange behavior when working with the v1.1 CLI.
tns run
now creates atmp
folder in the folder you execute the command from.The problem with this is: if you execute
run
from multiple folders, which I do with my Sublime Text workflow, you end up with multiple copies of thistmp
folder. This has a performance impact, as the CLI has to buildtmp
multiple times, and it's also just kind of strange.Unless I'm missing something, it seems like
tmp
should always be created in the root of the project, regardless of the subfolder you executerun
in.Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: