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Typescript Watch - Cleaning Target Files on Source Deletion
See original GitHub issueCan we add a compiler option to also glob-delete a target file when the source file is removed? We run into this constantly and have to gulp clean frequently - it makes the usage of tsc -watch pointless as we have to constantly purge the output directory.
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- Created 6 years ago
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- Comments:19 (2 by maintainers)
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Hi!
This is constantly biting us during development. A file is removed - but nightwatch / some other library still picks it up and runs tests based on code that should not be there.
Last activity on this was more than 8 months ago, but I hope there is still a possibility for this to be added?
Thanks!
This functionality would also be helpful on a simple
--clean, this is effecting us in CI and when switching between branches locally