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> If you look at something like Bazel, all the build artifacts end up in ~/.cache (or similar). That is a terrible design, as it makes parallel builds error pr
by e40 7y ago
> If you look at something like Bazel, all the build artifacts end up in ~/.cache (or similar).
That is a terrible design, as it makes parallel builds error prone.
- Vendan 7y agoBazel is the king of parallel builds though, at work we can spread out 100 actions wide across across a cluster of machines, and the only reason it's that small is we have no real need to go wider...
- jingwen 7y agoOutput directories are unique by the user and source project workspace directory. Output artifacts don't clobber, even though they are all in ~/.cache.