Use a local compilecache, sync after execution. #108
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Sounds good to me. I had some code that does much the same for mirroring srccache downloads |
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Is it something you would recommend PkgEval doing (given how our code loading/precompilation works)? Because it seems that another run without this is working fine, so the slowdown I noticed may have been caused by another bug. |
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Yep, that is how our precompilation is supposed to be designed to work for |
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Lots of tests failed with e.g.: See https://s3.amazonaws.com/julialang-reports/nanosoldier/pkgeval/by_date/2022-08/03/report.html So I think we'll need this... |
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I noticed some slowdown after adding a shared compilecache to Nanosoldier, and I'm thinking this may be due to workers running into one another while precompiling packages. So let's try this out: packages are precompiled into a local compilecache (
~/.julia/.../compiled), and after completion copied into a global cache that's mounted read-only at the system depot (/usr/local/share/julia).@vtjnash Any thoughts? The reason I want to share the compile cache, is that when running under
--bug-reportwe otherwise precompile BugReporting.jl's dependencies over and over again. This makes e.g. Example.jl take 30 sec to install/test, whereas it normally only takes 3. Sharing the compilecache gets it down to ~10 sec.