Add withoutManifest() option to skip manifest file generation#153
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Some projects prefer not to have the typescript-transformer-manifest.json file written to the output directory (e.g. when the output is a committed submodule or when manifest-based caching is not desired). This adds a `withoutManifest()` method to `TypeScriptTransformerConfigFactory` that skips both reading and writing the manifest, causing all output files to be written on every run.
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What this does
Adds a
withoutManifest()method toTypeScriptTransformerConfigFactorythat allows opting out of manifest file generation.Why
The
typescript-transformer-manifest.jsonfile is useful for caching (it prevents rewriting unchanged output files), but it can be undesirable in some workflows:Usage
Changes
TypeScriptTransformerConfig— addedbool $generateManifest = truepropertyTypeScriptTransformerConfigFactory— addedwithoutManifest()method andbool $generateManifest = truefield, passed through to configWriteFilesAction— whengenerateManifestisfalse, skips manifest read/write and writes all files directly