Add a yarn clean script for the .angular/cache folder #2045
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Description
Since the upgrade to Angular 13 (#1567), Angular CLI persists its cache in a folder in the project root directory (more info) This improves build speeds, but can lead to hard to debug issues where old dependencies or even project code are still being used even though you've run
yarn run clean
, or changed that codeThis PR adds the removal of that cache dir to the
yarn run clean
command to prevent those issuesInstructions for Reviewers
.angular/cache
folder in your project root. If you don't, build the project in dev mode, and verify that you do afterwardsyarn run clean
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yarn lint
yarn check-circ-deps
)package.json
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