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This is a bug report of an edge case that can only happen if you have a hardhat project inside a monorepo, and the hardhat project is also an npm project p.
If a solidity file within p imports another one using import "p/contracts/...", the compilation will fail. The reason for this is that the file ends up with two source names p/contract/... and contracts/....
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It would be nice if doit could use as many processes as there are CPUs instead of only a hardcoded number.
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I have a build task that takes in variables to decide which platform to build for.
I'm trying to find some way to tell Task that the job is up-to-date using the standard sources checksum plus also checking whether the platform variables have changed.
I can get one to work at a time, but not both as the
statuscommands seem to take precedence over thesourcesmeaning if you specify comman