Make test build deterministic #438
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Not sure why I didn't reply to this when you posted it, this is a great change. Please add a CHANGELOG.md entry, and I'll merge. |
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Quick rebase of CHANGELOG here, please, then ready to go. |
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Every time I build, I get a new version of
docs/js/test-bundle-min.js. It seems to be caused by@rollup/plugin-multi-entryfinding finding its inputs non-deterministically.Instead of supplying a glob pattern for
input, explicitly run glob and provide a sorted array.docs/js/test-bundle-min.jsno longer changes unless the source code changes.I'm not quite sure how to test this - I ran
npm run build:notidythennpm run test:weband it seemed to work the same as before.