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I've ran 'ls' on a /tmp directory on a large server with an assortment of temporary files left by all sorts of processes.
It didn't finish in 5 minutes.
The command 'ls -l' on the same directory finishes in several seconds.
How to reproduce
See above.
Expected behavior
See above.
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without a way to reproduce, this will be very difficult to troubleshoot. even though, this reminds me that it would be nice to have the ls command be multithreaded.
There should be a way to profile a Rust application.
Maybe it's possible to reduce this case to a smaller file set and print profile info?
But I am not familiar with Rust enough to know how to do this.
Describe the bug
I've ran 'ls' on a /tmp directory on a large server with an assortment of temporary files left by all sorts of processes.
It didn't finish in 5 minutes.
The command 'ls -l' on the same directory finishes in several seconds.
How to reproduce
See above.
Expected behavior
See above.
Screenshots
No response
Configuration
n/a
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: