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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
My team uses a mono-repo setup that uses Packwerk. We have various packs at paths such as ./packs/<package> and under those packs can be frontend assets at ./packs/<package>/app/frontend. These packs reside next to a traditional top-level Rails app which hosts assets at ./app/frontend. These all share a common configuration for Vite Ruby, and that means we would ideally set our sourceCodeDir to . so that all paths can be made relative to the root of the project. This seems to work just fine, but the default glob that is assigned to sourceCodeDir means that all files (./**/*) are scanned by Vite Ruby. This leads to long wait times for commands that trigger Vite Ruby to scan all files (e.g. the bin/vite build command).
Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like to be able to override the default file globs so that I can set the sourceCodeDir to ..
Describe alternatives you've considered
Currently, I set it up so that I have a default sourceCodeDir of ./app/frontend with the others added to additionalEntrypoints and watchAdditionalPaths. The problem with this approach is that the Vite root ends up getting set to ./app/frontend and I have to configure Vitest along with various plugins relative to that path even when the tests are not in the root project. It leads to confusing configurations if you are not aware of what Vite Ruby is doing behind the scenes.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
My team uses a mono-repo setup that uses Packwerk. We have various packs at paths such as
./packs/<package>
and under those packs can be frontend assets at./packs/<package>/app/frontend
. These packs reside next to a traditional top-level Rails app which hosts assets at./app/frontend
. These all share a common configuration for Vite Ruby, and that means we would ideally set oursourceCodeDir
to.
so that all paths can be made relative to the root of the project. This seems to work just fine, but the default glob that is assigned tosourceCodeDir
means that all files (./**/*
) are scanned by Vite Ruby. This leads to long wait times for commands that trigger Vite Ruby to scan all files (e.g. thebin/vite build
command).Describe the solution you'd like
I'd like to be able to override the default file globs so that I can set the
sourceCodeDir
to.
.Describe alternatives you've considered
Currently, I set it up so that I have a default
sourceCodeDir
of./app/frontend
with the others added toadditionalEntrypoints
andwatchAdditionalPaths
. The problem with this approach is that the Vite root ends up getting set to./app/frontend
and I have to configure Vitest along with various plugins relative to that path even when the tests are not in the root project. It leads to confusing configurations if you are not aware of what Vite Ruby is doing behind the scenes.Additional context
N/A
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: