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Basel’s built in caching requires you build the test (even with cached this takes a bit to love the bites) then you can figure out your already have the result.
by Game_Ender 7y ago
Basel’s built in caching requires you build the test (even with cached this takes a bit to love the bites) then you can figure out your already have the result.
You save a large amount of time if you can tell Bazel only to evaluate the part of the tree you know a change effects.
- new_realist 7y agoBazel will cache already built tests as well, and only rebuild those which have changed. Are you saying that it’s cheaper to evaluate Bazel’s dep. graph yourself rather than have Bazel do it? Bazel caches the dep. graph too. Have you tried —-watchfs? Don’t tear down the daemon needlessly, either.