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If they're Web projects and you have node_modules (or a similar huge number of files) in a subfolder, you may need to exclude them in your project configuration
by caseymarquis 8y ago
If they're Web projects and you have node_modules (or a similar huge number of files) in a subfolder, you may need to exclude them in your project configuration. I've found dotnet core builds to be very fast, unless the build is accidently scanning a few hundred thousand files it doesn't need to. Example at very top: https://github.com/caseymarquis/QApp/blob/master/App/App.csproj https://github.com/caseymarquis/QApp/blob/master/App/App.csp...
- tracker1 8y agoI tend to take the a .gitignore for C# and merge the Node baseline together, add in test* and .* roughly speaking [1] For that matter, anything using node/npm on anything but SSD/NVME is VERY slow (HDD, even enterprise drives)... local builds for me are in a couple seconds for a large complex project, on the servers it's minutes. So, YMMV. The API layer I'm working against is .Net core, local build is under 3 seconds, building/deploying 12 seconds on my desktop (kills existing container, builds in one container, deploys to another and starts) docker for Mac, probably faster on linux... NVME drive on i7-4790K, 32GB RAM. [1] https://gist.github.com/tracker1/8cd6309ecc3e480616f79e837126816d https://gist.github.com/tracker1/8cd6309ecc3e480616f79e83712...