#!/bin/bash
for i in {1..10000}
do
touch index.ts
done
If we were to log every time a file change is detected, this would flood the stdout. Ironically, this exact same thing happened while benchmarking against an alternative framework, and it (+whatever else they do) caused the computer to crash.
We are already not doing this, but just need to add a test to ensure that we don't regress in future.
Consider we did:
If we were to log every time a file change is detected, this would flood the stdout. Ironically, this exact same thing happened while benchmarking against an alternative framework, and it (+whatever else they do) caused the computer to crash.
We are already not doing this, but just need to add a test to ensure that we don't regress in future.