Hi,
I've noticed that running 'clean' goal is really slow on Windows, especially compared to a Linux. I do understand file operations are much quicker on linux for sure. But I'm I mean e.g. 10 seconds vs <1 second difference!
So I wondered if the 'target' folder could simply be renamed to e.g. target_timestamp and let the build continue (renaming the folder is superquick). Then the daemon could take care of actually deleting the renamed folder afterwards in some low-prio background process.
Obviously it could be done in maven directly, but since it doesn't have the concept of a daemon, it couldn't go as far/fast.
btw, thanks for a great program! It really makes using maven much more bearable :)
Hi,
I've noticed that running 'clean' goal is really slow on Windows, especially compared to a Linux. I do understand file operations are much quicker on linux for sure. But I'm I mean e.g. 10 seconds vs <1 second difference!
So I wondered if the 'target' folder could simply be renamed to e.g. target_timestamp and let the build continue (renaming the folder is superquick). Then the daemon could take care of actually deleting the renamed folder afterwards in some low-prio background process.
Obviously it could be done in maven directly, but since it doesn't have the concept of a daemon, it couldn't go as far/fast.
btw, thanks for a great program! It really makes using maven much more bearable :)