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Refactoring is a useful tool as code grows and changes. It allows you to take a selection of code, and move it into a new LS function so that individual blobs of code can be broken into small pieces. The refactoring becomes more needed when that function is split into two equal or subsequent components. If two agents call a function in a LS library, and you split the function, both parent agents would need to have both functions edited. The "rebuild" LS section is a bit like this, except it just rebuilds the compiled LS code together. This one would be able to update siblings, children, and parent calling code with the changes as refactoring is taking place. This would be very powerful, and a bit scary, because a lot of us, have script library apps (databases) where we re-use scripts from the library in multiple apps. It's a very good idea though.
can you elaborate? I don’t understand its purpose nor advantage