Set debug=0 in cargo.toml to speed up builds #157

nutomic · 2021-01-13T17:31:47Z

nutomic commented

2021-01-13 17:31:47 +00:00

As I mentioned before, this speeds up builds because the binaries are smaller, and less data needs to be written. The only effect is that we cant attach a debugger to Lemmy, but we dont do that anyway (and if so, its easy to change the value). Crashes still print full stack traces.

A quick comparison with only one build each:

debug = 2 (default):
    clean build time: 3m 17s
    binary size: 450M
    
debug = 0:
	clean build time: 1m 42s
    binary size: 90M

You can imagine that the difference would be even bigger for incremental builds.

As I mentioned before, this speeds up builds because the binaries are smaller, and less data needs to be written. The only effect is that we cant attach a debugger to Lemmy, but we dont do that anyway (and if so, its easy to change the value). Crashes still print full stack traces. A quick comparison with only one build each: ``` debug = 2 (default): clean build time: 3m 17s binary size: 450M debug = 0: clean build time: 1m 42s binary size: 90M ``` You can imagine that the difference would be even bigger for incremental builds.

nutomic added 1 commit 2021-01-13 17:31:50 +00:00

a10974ed6e Set debug=0 in cargo.toml to speed up builds

dessalines commented

2021-01-13 18:17:00 +00:00

Nice.

dessalines merged commit 6a04aaca55 into move_views_to_diesel

2021-01-13 18:17:10 +00:00

dessalines referenced this issue from a commit

2021-01-13 18:17:11 +00:00

Merge pull request 'Set debug=0 in cargo.toml to speed up builds' (#157) from debug-false into move_views_to_diesel

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