I have a scenario where I have two different tsconfig.json files - one in the root directory and another in the test folder:
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├── dist
│ └── file...
├── dist-test
│ └── file...
├── src
│ └── file...
├── test
│ ├── file...
│ └── tsconfig.json
└── tsconfig.json
In this setup, files from the src folder compile into the dist directory, while files from the test folder compile into the dist-test directory.
When working from the root directory, I can use either tsc -w or tsc -w --project test to watch for changes in the files. Is there a way to run both commands simultaneously within the same terminal?
I attempted to execute
(tsc -w) && (tsc -w --project test)dist directory.
UPD: This question differs from How can I run multiple npm scripts in parallel?
because I am specifically dealing with the tsc utility, which, I believe, should be able to handle compiling two projects at once without requiring parallel processing with different programs.