perf: improve solution builder performance by skipLibCheck #494
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I did some profiling regarding #463 (thanks @nathanforce for the repo) and found that the difference between the plugin and
tscis thattscdoesn't check standard library files in referenced projects. I implemented an optionalgetParsedCommandLinemethod on the watch solution builder host to automatically useskipLibCheckin referenced projects.