Remi Rampin
Remi Rampin
Probably a paramiko issue 😢 Have you tried specifying a different `buff_size`?
Last line: ``` scp_cli = scp.SCPClient(ssh_cli.get_transport(), buff_size=2*1024*1024) ```
(Oops) I can't reproduce the issue, so it's pretty hard. It shouldn't be much slower, and if it is, that's probably an issue with Paramiko. But we can run more...
I ran some tests and I really don't see much of a slowdown. NYC MacBook to GCE: 14.605 / 14.248, French server to GCE: 13.114, 13.294 Data MacBook (New York)...
A solution here would be for the user to provide a callback, which would receive the error and decide whether to go on or abort. We can't go on copying...
I'm taking his benchmark d28c892e :wink: I don't know if SIMD is crucial, since I'm seeing speeds well over 1GB/s without, but if there is interest and the implementation is...
Outputting the DOT source would be sufficient for me. Having to get the graphviz development headers seem unnecessary when I can just run the `dot` program.
I think I'm running into this problem. I am building locally (not CI) but via a Docker image, and the artifact is not updated ``` docker run -ti --rm -v...
cargo-graph is way out of date, so unless you are using an old version of cargo, it won't work for you. See also #40, this might be the same issue....
This is caused by recent changes to Cargo. #38 fixes the issue.