Angular-cli: Please fix refreshing issues

Created on 12 Oct 2017 · 12Comments · Source: angular/angular-cli

https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/search?q=refresh&type=Issues&utf8=%E2%9C%93

This is already on here, I'm just too lazy to look it up. Angular-cli in "Watch" mode refreshes excessively. please fix this.

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briancullinan

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could you please give steps on how to reproduce this issue ?

m-henderson on 13 Oct 2017

1) ng serve
2) switch to Webstorm (don't touch anything, no edits, no saving)
3) switch to browser
4) ...
5) Page refreshes because HMR thinks files changed when it didn't

Possible solution:
Expose watch ignore parameters in the ng serve command so specific
directories can be ignored.
Prioritize HMR watch better? First check mtime on changed files, then
compare file size, then compare file contents? That's probably a different
repo right?

briancullinan on 13 Oct 2017

If you feel like this issue already exists please post your reply in the existing issue instead of opening a new one. Having duplicate issues only makes fixing them harder.

filipesilva on 16 Oct 2017

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No, it needs fresh eyes since all you do is close things without fixing the
issue.

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briancullinan on 16 Oct 2017

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@filipesilva you know how I know you don't care about anyone's time? I have wasted hours because of this issue and I still came here to report it. You spent less than 30 seconds reading it before you closed it. Thanks for nothing.

briancullinan on 16 Oct 2017

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He closed it because you your self said that there already are reported issues with this problem..

Instead of creating yet another issue.. post your findings/suggestions/thoughts in a already existing issue.

mackelito on 18 Oct 2017

I didn't report it. Someone else did and that thread is closed too. I
think it's titled something like "Webstorm causes hmr to reload". It was
webstorm specific. But this raises another problem, does a ticket really
deserve to be closed without referencing the duplicate? Any why is it the
reporter's responsibility to know every search term in order to find it?

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briancullinan on 18 Oct 2017

Hi @megamindbrian,

Could you point us to the issue that's been closed? In particular, HMR refreshing issues. If it's still happening we shouldn't have closed it, and we can reopen it.

I cannot find anything with Webstorm that seems to be about HMR refreshing.

Thanks.