modifying-test-components

To rebuild WASM test components after source code alterations, you need to manage the recompilation process by following the specific build instructions outlined in AGENTS.md to ensure the test environment reflects the latest changes.

You need to recompile WebAssembly test components when direct source code alterations occur in test artifacts or when modifications are made to the TypeScript and Rust SDKs, ensuring integration tests pass with the updated dependencies.

After updating the golem-rust SDK, the correct approach is to identify all affected Rust test components and execute targeted rebuilds, managing the dependency chain to ensure every component reflects the new SDK modifications.

Yes, the rebuild process guides users on the correct order for rebuilding components after TypeScript SDK modifications, ensuring that all affected test artifacts are properly recompiled before running integration tests.

The targeted rebuild approach is limited to scenarios requiring component recompilation due to SDK modifications or direct source code alterations, meaning unnecessary rebuilds are skipped to maintain efficiency within the Golem ecosystem.

Yes, you can follow the provided instructions to rebuild a specific WASM file such as 'my-test-component' whenever its underlying source code has changed, ensuring the compiled artifact is up to date.