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Monitoring the resource consumption with multiple Python files staged in a pre-commit scenario, the CPU is not used very effectively, since only a single subprocess is invoked. There should be a way to parallelize the workload over separate files, utilizing all available CPU cores to achieve better performance.
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If we manage to improve bisection performance and short-circuit bisection on Black failures, do you still see --jobs necessary? If so, can you live without it until a 1.4.0 release a few weeks later?
Monitoring the resource consumption with multiple Python files staged in a pre-commit scenario, the CPU is not used very effectively, since only a single subprocess is invoked. There should be a way to parallelize the workload over separate files, utilizing all available CPU cores to achieve better performance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: