`shovel status` much slower than `scoop status` for large number of installed apps
david-bakin opened this issue · comments
PS C:\Users\David> shovel config SCOOP_BRANCH
main
PS C:\Users\David> $PSVersionTable.PSVersion.ToString()
7.1.4
(shovel installed 2021-09-18, scoop was up-to-date before the upgrade mentioned below)
shovel status is much slower than scoop status on same set of 196 apps installed. ~35s vs ~2s with hot file system cache both times.
I saw this on a different VM, so in this VM I did scoop status three times, ~2s each for the 2nd & 3rd try, then upgraded to shovel, restarted powershell, then did shovel status three times, ~35s each for the 2nd & 3rd try. Actually the first time of each scoop vs shovel run was very similar, 2s and ~35-40s.
Both in same environment, a Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.19043.1237] running in a VM with 2cores (real not hyperthread), 10Gb RAM (flexible to 24Gb), nothing else running on this laptop except this VM which was running nothing else, scoop/shovel directory ~/scoop in the VM's VHD, not mounted remotely.
I confirm. i have the same problem on 3 different PC.
scoop status takes - a lot of time.
Not happening for me anymore ... the last week maybe (same machines). Seems nice and fast.
Not happening for me anymore ... the last week maybe (same machines). Seems nice and fast.
I confirm! It takes several seconds (3-4) to "Scoop is up to date" and 2 seconds to show the list of updates for apps