chore: speed up typechecking#20131
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Reading Ryan comment on this PR , I remembered that I often forget to set this which induce perf hit for no good reason. I did it for the
tsconfig.check.jsonlast year when optimizing the build perf, but not for other tsconfigs.I also enable noEmit by default, declaration and generation is done by tsdown.
I removed baseUrl from the playground that is not needed anymore and will be deprecated in TS 6.
I did not touch the plugin-legacy because it's in a bad state,
tscfails there (it's does not run in CI). The issue is that it import types from the vite workspace and typechecking re-run on a lot of files from core. IMO the legacy plugin should depend on a publish version of Vite (like every other plugins does) and not the workspace one.On my computer,
pnpm typecheckwent from 7.5s to 6.0s.