Travis: Composer parallel installs with hirak/prestissimo plugin

[soullivaneuh]

https://packagist.org/packages/hirak/prestissimo

Try this plugin on a "big" project to see if it worth it.

Ref: PHP-CS-Fixer/PHP-CS-Fixer#1995

[keradus]

just be sure to use at least ^0.2 if you use Composer ^1

[soullivaneuh]

just be sure to use at least ^0.2 if you use Composer ^1

Thanks for the tip, we will use the latest one! 😉

[soullivaneuh]

After a composer clearcache and deleted vendor on admin-bundle, I tried a composer install:

• Without the plugin: 1m17s
• With the plugin: 0m29s

This is indeed a great addition to have.

[keradus]

You see, I know what am I doing ;)
Be aware that the boos is not that big when the deps is already cached (but then, you will have prestissimo cached as well, right? ;) )

[soullivaneuh]

You see, I know what am I doing ;)

If you are talking about adding phpunit as a project dev, sorry but I still disagree. 😛

Be aware that the boos is not that big when the deps is already cached (but then, you will have prestissimo cached as well, right? ;) )

Yes we are caching composer files:

dev-kit/.travis.yml

Line 13 in a4574f4

- $HOME/.composer/cache/files

But cache has a timeout, so...

[jordisala1991]

I cant find where, but I know I already tested it on travis (and @greg0ire / you saw it) and we didnt gain any performance, due to the cache @keradus mentioned, and the fact that we are doing another command to install prestissimo in the first place.

Closing for now, feel free to reopen if this needs to be checked again.