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revlog: limit base to rev size ratio to 500 instead of 50 While a value of 50 provided large speedup in some case (400s → 7s) it also creates a slow down for a whole class of revision we are seeing in a private repository (0.1s → 3s). A value of 500 makes them disappear improving the total runtime (the slower revision still improve significantly (400s → 21s)). We need to run a wider array of tests on various repositories to see the effect on speed and size of different values for this acceptable constant. However, in the meantime, it seems safer to move back to a less impactful value.
author Boris Feld <boris.feld@octobus.net>
date Wed, 19 Dec 2018 10:54:25 +0100
parents 824636b08400
children f6a1540dc572
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#!/bin/bash -eu

. $(dirname $0)/packagelib.sh

BUILDDIR=$(dirname $0)
export ROOTDIR=$(cd $BUILDDIR/../.. > /dev/null; pwd)

DISTID="$1"
CODENAME="$2"
PLATFORM="$1-$2"
shift; shift # extra params are passed to build process

OUTPUTDIR=${OUTPUTDIR:=$ROOTDIR/packages/$PLATFORM}
CONTAINER=hg-docker-$PLATFORM

DOCKER=$($BUILDDIR/hg-docker docker-path)

$BUILDDIR/hg-docker build \
    --build-arg CODENAME=$CODENAME \
    $BUILDDIR/docker/$DISTID.template \
    $CONTAINER

# debuild only appears to be able to save built debs etc to .., so we
# have to share the .. of the current directory with the docker
# container and hope it's writable. Whee.
dn=$(basename $ROOTDIR)

DBUILDUSER=build

if [ $(uname) = "Darwin" ] ; then
    $DOCKER run -u $DBUILDUSER --rm -v $PWD/..:/mnt $CONTAINER \
            sh -c "cd /mnt/$dn && make clean && make local"
fi
$DOCKER run -u $DBUILDUSER --rm -v $ROOTDIR/..:/mnt $CONTAINER \
  sh -c "cd /mnt/$dn && DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS='${DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS:=}' contrib/packaging/builddeb --build --distid $DISTID --codename $CODENAME $@"
(cd $ROOTDIR && contrib/packaging/builddeb --cleanup --distid $DISTID --codename $CODENAME)
if [ $(uname) = "Darwin" ] ; then
    $DOCKER run -u $DBUILDUSER --rm -v $PWD/..:/mnt $CONTAINER \
            sh -c "cd /mnt/$dn && make clean"
fi