On Sun, 17 Nov 2024 at 11:29, Johannes Schauer Marin Rodrigues <jo...@debian.org> wrote: > Quoting Richard Lewis (2024-11-17 11:24:24) > > I second this request. If /dev/shm is not large enough you get weird errors, > > and not everyone will want /tmp to be a tmpfs, or to use /tmp at all > > > > I dont know perl, but if there's some documentation of how to add > > code to enable this as an optional feature i'd be happy to learn enough to > > help > > out > > I'm not familiar with eatmydata but as far as I understand the docs you run > something under eatmydata by using the eatmydata wrapper program. So if your > chroot has eatmydata installed, maybe try adding this to your ~/.sbuildrc: > > $build_env_cmnd = ['eatmydata']; > > Does that work?
I assume no square brackets - i get some perl error with that, although it claimed to do something (the example in sbuild.conf doesnt have them) I am running "gbp buildpackage --mode=unshare --no-run-lintian --no-run-piuparts --no-run-autopkgtest" some times are below. schroot (2nd run, in case of caching - directory and overlayfs): Build needed 00:00:16, 5352k disk space real 0m20.029s user 0m12.594s sys 0m6.416s unshare (2nd run, in case of caching, no use of eatmydata) Build needed 00:00:40, 5352k disk space real 0m49.898s user 0m26.677s sys 0m19.721s unshare with eatmydata (2nd run, in case of caching) Build needed 00:00:35, 5352k disk space real 0m44.809s user 0m24.927s sys 0m16.344s I suppose a lot of the difference is uncompressing the tarball - i didnt try plain.tar yet
