Jekyll is the only thing I don't run in Docker and it's nice to see he went from 8s to half a second. Full builds for my site (almost 300 posts) takes like 20

Jekyll is the only thing I don't run in Docker and it's nice to see he went from 8s to half a second. Full builds for my site (almost 300 posts) takes like 20 full seconds, but incremental builds when actively writing to see changes takes about 3 seconds. So if that 3 seconds ends up being half a second or less that would be a pretty big quality of life improvement. For Docker related projects (Flask, Rails, Phoenix, Webpack, whatever), WSL 1 is quite speedy already since the mount is happening in the Linux VM running Docker Desktop, not the WSL mount. I wonder if this will end up being any faster with a WSL 2 back-end for Docker Desktop. I'll have to wait until WSL 2 hits Windows stable to try it out.