Properly track target sources #338

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Jef Roosens · 2023-01-05T22:53:02+01:00

Jef Roosens commented

2023-01-05 22:53:02 +01:00

yay uses a hash cache, where the cache of each source file is stored (or at least with it's a Git repository). This information is stored using a parseable format in the .SRCINFO file.

Vieter could parse this file as well, using this data to determine whether a build needs to be scheduled or not. This would prevent a lot of unnecessary work, as no containers would need to be spawned, solely to determine that a package is already up to date.

`yay` uses a hash cache, where the cache of each source file is stored (or at least with it's a Git repository). This information is stored using a parseable format in the `.SRCINFO` file. Vieter could parse this file as well, using this data to determine whether a build needs to be scheduled or not. This would prevent a lot of unnecessary work, as no containers would need to be spawned, solely to determine that a package is already up to date.

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