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Typically in an edit/compile cycle you'd only compile your dependencies once for each build type (check, debug, release). Unless you change a dependency's featu
by Measter 6y ago
Typically in an edit/compile cycle you'd only compile your dependencies once for each build type (check, debug, release). Unless you change a dependency's feature flag, the compiler will just re-use what's already been compiled.
If you clean your build folder, things will need to be rebuilt from scratch. Likewise if you change your compiler version.
- alkonaut 6y agoIt seems a CI system should be able to work the same way and cache the dependencies just like a local build. If it does, then the long compile times are almost never encountered for neither developers nor CI. So are they really problematic?