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Jonathan Haber commented on MNG-5896:
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Sorry for the lengthy delay, I put together a repository that I believe
reproduces the issue:
[https://github.com/jhaber/maven-resolver-test]
There are some directions in the readme. I also uploaded the full Maven folder
to the repo in case it's an issue with how I built Maven 3.9.0 from source.
On my laptop, Maven 3.8.7 can run dependency:resolve in ~16 seconds. Maven
3.9.0 (with maven-resolver 1.9.0) takes ~31 seconds to run the same command.
Running Maven 3.9.0 with BF mode brings the performance back to ~16 seconds.
I haven't dug into the root cause, but I would expect Maven 3.9.0 in DF mode to
take ~16 seconds, and BF mode to improve upon that.
> Download dependency POMs in parallel
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> Key: MNG-5896
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MNG-5896
> Project: Maven
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Dependencies
> Affects Versions: 3.3.3
> Reporter: Harald Wellmann
> Priority: Major
>
> h3. Background
> When building a project with dependencies not yet available in the local
> repository, I noticed that Maven 3.3.3 first downloads the dependency POMs
> _sequentially_ and then proceeds downloading the dependency JARs with up to 5
> threads _in parallel_.
> Due to this, when first building a project with a large number of
> dependencies, downloading a large number of small POMs may take a lot longer
> than downloading the much larger JARs, or even longer than building the
> project itself, especially when a repository manager is used which increases
> the download latency.
> h3. Enhancement
> Download POMs of (transitive) dependencies in parallel to significantly speed
> up initial builds of large projects.
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