include .pyc files in the snap #1529
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Decided to look at the effect of the snap size on this. We were running at 25-28M, which dropped to 18M apparently? Must be the removal of pip packages in favor of archive ones. This would add back 6M. Thoughts? I guess the advantage to having this would be Subiquity should start up faster? |
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I guess the interesting question is whether this makes a measurable difference to the start up speed of subiquity. Not sure how to do that -- I guess we can compare the timestamp of "starting subiquity" message in the journal with some message from the subiquity logs? |
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