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Not exactly a fair comparison, because you have to compile the changed files first and link which I'm sure takes longer than 14s. On the other hand, using ruby
by aianus 11y ago
Not exactly a fair comparison, because you have to compile the changed files first and link which I'm sure takes longer than 14s.
On the other hand, using ruby I can have it continuously run the tests for the specific feature I'm working on without the long building step.
- Ono-Sendai 11y agoCompiling a changed file and linking takes about 5s.
- mappu 11y agoIs that the best case for changing a single cpp file, or the worst case for changing a header file shared across many translation units?
- Ono-Sendai 11y agoThat's changing a cpp file. Changing a widely used header file could take 1-2 mins for a full or nearly full rebuild.