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Michał Górny <mgorny@g.o> writes:
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> Just a quick note: thanks to hard work of radhermit, the newest release |
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> of pkgcheck features internal parallelization of checks. While it's not |
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> perfect and there's still room for improvement (I mean, it could run |
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> even faster!), it's a major step forward. |
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> This means that I've finally retired that ugly hack that split |
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> categories into multiple groups and ran them in parallel. This means |
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> that CI is no longer bound by the longest category (hello, media-libs/) |
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> and can utilize all 32 cores instead of ~14. |
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> This also means that if you're planning to run tree-wide scans with |
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> pkgcheck, you no longer have to employ huge hacks to make them faster. |
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> You just run it normally! In your face, repoman! |
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> Once again, thanks to radhermit. His work on pkgcheck is astonishing, |
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> and it's becoming a great tool for developers. |
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A big round of applause to radhermit for the better QA tool!
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Thank you to all who contributed.
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