shrink the size of the service core runtime nuget #15295
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dont attempt to write with lucene dont copy docs for openxml dont copy samples,licenses,or node docs
test/Libraries/DynamoUtilitiesTests/DynamoUtilitiesTests.csproj
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UI Smoke TestsTest: success. 3 passed, 0 failed. |
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| <PackageReference Include="DocumentFormat.OpenXml" Version="2.12.3" CopyXML="true" /> | |||
| <PackageReference Include="DocumentFormat.OpenXml" Version="2.12.3" CopyXML="false" /> | |||
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What does this change affect?
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I don’t think it affects dynamo users at all- but it keeps a 12 megabyte xml file out of the bin folder.
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And what XML file is this?
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Is this not needed for Dynamo.All anymore ?
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I don't think so, but I will double check.
| <file src="**" target="lib\$TargetFramework$\" exclude="en-US\fallback_docs\*"/> | ||
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| exclude="en-US\fallback_docs\*;NodeHelpSharedDocs\*;Open Source Licenses\*;samples\** "/> |
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@aparajit-pratap @pinzart90 do you think it makes sense to invert this and manually include every file we want to deploy so that changes to Dynamo bin folder don't automatically make it to the service?
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Oh, so this right now will deploy all of the dll's in the bin folder into the service, even those that are not part of the service runtime core?
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I should have been more clear.
Right now, the way the job is setup for this nuget and build - it will deploy just the DynamoCore.Sln - I was just thinking of someone in the future added something to that .sln it will then make into the nuget package automatically. (it's a separate build job from our normal ones)
My worry is that it's not clear what else this DynamoCore.sln might be used for in the future besides the service.
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Thanks for clarifying. I think this is good enough for now.
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I think it is easier to control what dlls and content in general within the csproj (more tools at our disposal)
I think we should have a solution (or configs in general) that produce on disk exactly what the service is. It will be valuable to build exactly what will be inside the docker container.
Maybe we should rename the sln to DynamoService.sln (if that is makes it clearer to anyone)
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The nugget config might help with filtering out test assemblies.
Or maybe that can be done earlier...(dynamo.All needs that too)
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I think we should have a solution (or configs in general) that produce on disk exactly what the service is. It will be valuable to build exactly what will be inside the docker container. I agree. I will think about if we should change the name, add a config, or add a new .sln.
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I am fine with the changes in this PR for now if you want to get another PR for other stuff |
unfortunately there appear to be a few test failures I need to look at first. |
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Merging for now. We can follow up on the remaining issues |
Purpose
This my first attempt to shrink the size of the service core runtime nuget. I plan on sending a few more PRs, each removing functionality that might be less obvious / more contentious or require larger changes.
This is done by:
introducing a constantinstead split the assemblies and use interfaces or some other decoupling method. For example, it would be nice to move all the lucene code to another assembly and reference it with an interface in#MINIMAL_SERVICEto control compiling some code that references the removed projects.I think long term it would be good to remove this constant andDynamoServices, likeISearchBackend- so we can totally avoid needing to ship all the lucene dependencies where we are never going to use them.IsServiceModeto control a few places that took a bit of time in profiling - compared to ASM loading they are mostly inconsequential though they do avoid some file system access.isHeadlessandCLIModesince lucene indexing was still happening in the CLIs. (still TODO)FYI - it would be great if we could find some time to align all these wacky overlapping config settings...
Any others?
In the end the nupkg goes 275 megs to 104 megs.
Starting the CLI in service mode is now 400 ms faster (measured with diagnostics.stopwatch).