Mikhail f. Shiryaev
Mikhail f. Shiryaev
Compare the workflow running against [master](https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/actions/runs/8984878445?pr=15846) vs running against [PR](https://github.com/ClickHouse/docker-library-official-images/actions/runs/8985032105?pr=1) The build time decreased from [11m](https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/actions/runs/8984878445/job/24678185720?pr=15846#step:7:1) to [1m](https://github.com/ClickHouse/docker-library-official-images/actions/runs/8985126392/job/24678501394#step:7:1)
Oh my.. how would this build kit approach work with repositories as big as ClickHouse/ClickHouse or even bigger? Is it just a blocker to use such big repos? Aside from...
> if we're pulling from a Git platform which does not support direct fetch-by-commit, we rely on GitFetch to point us to a tree which contains GitCommit, and only fetching...
Here are the test results for the binary built from the latest state. The go-git is updated: ``` $ time ( : > /tmp/bashbrew.log; rm -rf ~/.cache/bashbrew; for lib in...
> and BuildKit doesn't currently even do direct fetch-by-commit (it fetches all refs hoping one of them contains the requested commit) 😭 I think it should really fetch only the...
To get rid of possible remaining questions, here's the run for all the official library manifests: ``` > time ( : > /tmp/bashbrew.log; for lib in $(ls library/*); do ~/Space/go/bin/bashbrew...
Kindly hope for the next review round
Hello. Is something blocking it from the merge? The code is tested against the whole https://github.com/docker-library/library directory in https://github.com/docker-library/bashbrew/pull/95#issuecomment-2103320783
I was able to bring the `Sift+Ctrl+i` network logging right after the tab is back. It always does two requests, here are the pastila for HAR of [fetch insert](https://pastila.nl/?00131de8/82f705f192df70856fe86f5395781e6a#IWAYS0isoY1HRRv04TL9wg==) and...
Is there any reason preventing it from being merged? We have a big number of submodules in our project, and having parallel fetching would improve the time consuming *signiificantly*