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fix(@angular/cli): serve --live-reload option #4626

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Due to the replacement of the broccoli build system with webpack in v1.0.0-beta.11-webpack, the serve --live-reload option gets ignored.

We need to extend the black boxed configuration, to control watch mode in webpack-dev-server.

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clydin commented Feb 11, 2017

There's an in-progress PR (#3952) for live-reload related functionality.

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@clydin Your PR (#3952) does not fix the issue mentioned above, but thankfully it fixes/erases some of obsolete live-reload-* options.

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clydin commented Feb 11, 2017

That PR stops live reloading from occurring so it does address the issue. Whether file watching and rebuilding should be disabled as well is an open question.

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Closing in favor of #3952, it's a more complete PR.

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