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haul got lazy
See original GitHub issueCurrent Behavior
Haul doesn’t begin bundling when started with --platform ios.
Expected Behavior
Haul should begin bundling when started with --platform ios.
I think a feature was added to make it so that Haul doesn’t begin bundling until a bundle is requested. But development flow would be faster if the iOS build and the bundling could happen simultaneously. If the platform is specified, haul knows what I want to build and could begin immediately.
Disabling this lazyloading would be particularly useful when working with a single platform (as I am).
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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In the meanwhile, you can manually trigger bundling by requesting it via
A command line option to disable laziness would be great, but this will require platform to be defined, as the current structure bundles based on the platform that does the bundle request.