Run npm install/build tasks in parallel #2381
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you probably have to change the package.json to first install the concurrently package and than move forward. I also noticed that concurrently has some old npm packages. I'll create a PR to update their chalk dependency. |
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| "node": ">=6" | |||
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| "scripts": { | |||
| "install-all": "yarn && yarn install-launcher && yarn install-cli && yarn install-extension && yarn install-viewer", | |||
| "install-all": "yarn && concurrently --kill-others-on-fail \"yarn install-launcher\" \"yarn install-cli\" \"yarn install-extension\" \"yarn install-viewer\"", | |||
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this may or may not work on linux, apparently
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I can test real quick on linux
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to clarify, it's the --kill-others-on-fail that may not work on linux
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at worst it'll just continue to run them all, even if one failed
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works on linux! (ubuntu)
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appveyor seems unhappy but not sure why |
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Using this module now: https://github.com/madarche/npm-run-posix-or-windows/blob/master/bin/cli.js and basically letting windows get the slow path since it can't be trusted with being fancy. |
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Looking at travis builds from today:
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This makes install-all and build-all about 2-3x faster
On travis this takes:
install-allfrom 28s to 12s.build-allfrom 38s to 27s.