← Back to context Comment by ewuhic 14 hours ago Does it cache dependency crates to nix store? Does it result to speed-up in builds? 2 comments ewuhic Reply domenkozar 14 hours ago Yes, it does vendor all the crates to Nix store.It results into speed up in a way that if your application doesn't change, you'll just get the binary package.That's why the two interfaces are exposed: one for development feedback cycle and one for distribution. ethan_smith 7 hours ago Yes, it caches compiled crates in the Nix store which significantly speeds up builds, especially for projects with large dependency trees.
domenkozar 14 hours ago Yes, it does vendor all the crates to Nix store.It results into speed up in a way that if your application doesn't change, you'll just get the binary package.That's why the two interfaces are exposed: one for development feedback cycle and one for distribution.
ethan_smith 7 hours ago Yes, it caches compiled crates in the Nix store which significantly speeds up builds, especially for projects with large dependency trees.
Yes, it does vendor all the crates to Nix store.
It results into speed up in a way that if your application doesn't change, you'll just get the binary package.
That's why the two interfaces are exposed: one for development feedback cycle and one for distribution.
Yes, it caches compiled crates in the Nix store which significantly speeds up builds, especially for projects with large dependency trees.