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Thanks for releasing this, I gave it a try. Starting benchmark time: 13.05 seconds. With load_path_cache: 10.01 seconds Sadly, with compile_cache on I'm getti

by Cerium 9y ago

Thanks for releasing this, I gave it a try. Starting benchmark time: 13.05 seconds. With load_path_cache: 10.01 seconds Sadly, with compile_cache on I'm getting an error. /vendor/bundle/ruby/2.3.0/gems/bootsnap-0.2.14/lib/bootsnap/compile_cache/iseq.rb:30:in `fetch': No space left on device (Errno::ENOSPC) Any ideas on what causes this?

burke 9y ago
Yep, you're probably using linux. The cache backend for compiled artifacts is filesystem extended attributes, which have a maximum size of 64MB on darwin, but as little as 4kB on some linux configurations (if they're even enabled, which they often are not). Practically speaking, the compilation caching features are not supported on linux. Eventually we'll change the cache backend or add a different one that does work on linux.
- Cerium 9y ago
  Yes. I am using Linux. Thanks for the quick response.