fix(core): improve local plugin loading by reading only tsconfig comp #29092
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Current Behavior
When loading local plugins, Nx compiles TypeScript code on the fly. To achieve this, Nx uses the TypeScript function parseJsonConfigFileContent, which processes the entire configuration.
In large repositories, this process can take more than 10 seconds per plugin. Even though the process is parallelized, it significantly impacts performance when generating the graph.
Expected Behavior
Loading local plugins should be fast to allow immediate graph generation. Since only the compiler options are needed, we can read the root tsconfig file directly.
With this approach, loading a plugin now takes just 200ms, even for large monorepos.