Choosing Between nodemon Default Mode and the --exec Flag
Decide between nodemon's default Node execution and the --exec flag. Compare performance trade-offs, avoid common spawn errors, and implement a shared nodemon.json config.
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Decide between nodemon's default Node execution and the --exec flag. Compare performance trade-offs, avoid common spawn errors, and implement a shared nodemon.json config.
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