Use Java version of Google Closure Compiler #12800
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bvaughn
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May 14, 2018
| @@ -473,7 +473,7 @@ function handleRollupError(error) { | |||
| highlightCode: true, | |||
| }); | |||
| console.error(frame); | |||
| } else { | |||
| } else if (error.codeFrame) { | |||
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Should we add an else here with something (e.g. "Unknown error")?
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We already print the error message itself earlier so these are additive.
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CircleCI part works (I tested), as for AppVeyor we'll have to see because it only runs on master. |
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Should we file a bug with Closure? |
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Nah, they're aware JS version is vastly inferior and were actually surprised it was usable to us. 😄 |
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This was actually done by @trueadm, I just did a minor cleanup on top while he's away from keyboard.
The JS version of GCC is already too slow, and its memory usage is getting worse as we throw more inlinable code at it. Without this change, we can't land #12792 (7% prod build size reduction) because it eats over 16GB of RAM and never completes. For comparison, the Java version memory use peaks under 300 MB and completes in a few seconds. Luckily it's nicely packaged under a launcher distributed on npm so it's not a pain to integrate.
This change, however, means you can't
yarn buildwithout Java installed. I can imagine this being annoying for open source contributors. I don't see better options though.