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More bazel tests #1

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alan-agius4 and others added 11 commits April 27, 2020 11:06
…s when using preprocessors

Previously, when using a preprocessor, resources (e.g., `url(./my-image.jpg)`) referenced in a stylesheet that was imported into another stylesheet would retain the exact URL.  This would be problematic as the resource would not be at the relative location within the new combined stylesheet.  With this change the resource URLs will now be adjusted to reference the origin location of the resource.  This allows the resources to be found without any additional changes to the application or build process.
CSS and Less already functioned in this manner. This change brings Sass and Stylus to parity.

Fixes: angular#12797
…eMap`, `vendorSourceMap`, `profile` and `skipAppShell` options

BREAKING CHANGE:

The following deprecated devkit builders options have been removed:
- `skipAppShell:` This has no effect
- `evalSourceMap`: This done to improve performance in older versions of the CLI and is no longer needed
- `vendorSourceMap`: Use `sourceMap.vendor` instead
- `profile`: Use `NG_BUILD_PROFILING` environment variable instead
…SourceMap` `profile` and `skipAppShell` options.
@filipesilva filipesilva force-pushed the more-bazel-tests branch 6 times, most recently from b9d19f7 to 044fab2 Compare April 28, 2020 14:04
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