Update tar library for faster extractions/compressions #11841
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StorytellerCZ
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…for manipulating tar streams
…for manipulating tar streams
…for manipulating tar streams
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@StorytellerCZ it was still a WIP when you reviewed :) From my tests, deploys are at least 30% faster when using tar-fs compared to the version of tar we were using. |
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@renanccastro well done! |
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This PR updates the tar library for faster extractions/compressions.
We are now using tar-fs and tar-streams, as they are 10x faster working with tar streams compared to the version we had of tar.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/tar-fs#performance
Testing locally, I've been able to see a reduction of 30% on deploy time(in the upload bundle step)