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java.nio.file.Path#toUri executes faster compared to java.io.File#toUri
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@bsideup I could use some input on this :) |
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ping (before this goes stale) |
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@swiedenfeld sorry for letting it stale, I will try to find time and have a look at it soon! |
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This PR addresses the performance issue described in #1409.
#1412 has partially improved performance by memoizing frequently reused ignore patterns.
These commits now improve performance on my Windows 10 machine further by:
Files.walkto efficiently walk the build context directory. It visits files and subdirectories in parallel and filters any items efficiently ignoredWith #1412 and these code changes, build context scans in my unit test setup (see #1412) on my Windows 10 machine now pass in about 6 seconds, while they previously used to take around 27 seconds.