Z Goddard mzgoddard

cacache is far too slow as a read and write cache to disk solution for hard-source.

On one test project on an older 13" MBP:

	@latest	#cacache
initial build	28s	38s
iterative build	4.7s	11s

Instead of replacing, cacache will be an optional serializer like leveldb. Replacing append-serializer will fall to a new version of its idea. Instead of so finely trying to maximize use of append mode files, write out a log file once, with the meta info at the beginning and in a separate file additionally. Reading all the files in reverse builds up the prior state.

webpack version, loaders and plugins by repo

scratch-vm webpack@3 babel-loader [email protected] copy-webpack-plugin expose-loader file-loader script-loader

Current Problems & Scenarios

Users get fast webpack builds on large code bases by running continuous processes that watch the file system with webpack-dev-server or webpack's watch option. Starting those continuous processes can take a lot of time to build all the modules for the code base anew to fill the memory cache webpack has to make rebuilds fast. Some webpack uses remove the benefit from running a continuous process like running tests on a Continuous Integration instance that will be stopped after it runs, or making a production build for staging or release which is needed less frequently than development builds. The production build will just use more resources while the development build completes faster from not using optimization plugins.

Community solutions and workarounds help remedy this with cache-loader, DllReferencePlugin, auto-dll-plugin, thread-loader, happypack, and hard-source-webpack-plugin. Many workarounds also include option tweaks that trade small loses in file size or feature p

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- read table
- each log
  - open
  - check block status
  - add block to file
  - if file complete emit it
batch put/del
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open current log

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