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In that case, I don't understand why you would bundle the package every time you run tests. What does that do?
by atiedebee 2y ago
In that case, I don't understand why you would bundle the package every time you run tests. What does that do?
- fergie 2y agoYou have to test that your bundle _actually works_, especially if you are using non-standard compression. But yes- you could bundle less, but that would be a disadvantage, particularly if a bundle suddenly fails and you don’t know which change caused it. But maybe that’s not a big deal for your use case.