I feel like with

scie-pants

mypy checks are slower. I am using it as a pre commit hook and don’t remember it being so slow before I am using with transitive dependees option.

Checking source files type hints.........................................Passed
- hook id: type-hint-check
- duration: 65.29s

likely something else besides

scie-pants

is causing this as it just hands over to the regular thing after bootstrapping. Do you have the old

./pants

script around to compare timings with for your current conditions?

Without transitive option, this is how it looks like. Now I am not sure

Checking source files type hints.........................................Passed
- hook id: type-hint-check
- duration: 17.06s

I don’t have the

./pants

script but I suppose I can copy it and test with it to confirm

yea, in order to figure this out you’d likely want to be able to get the logs too..

What kind of logs?

pants logs, preferably with

-ldebug

I guess..

There is no nice single number, but the sum of these lines tells you how long scie-pants takes to hand off to the pants console script:

$ RUST_LOG=debug pants -V 2>&1 | grep prepare_boot
[DEBUG TimerFinished] jump::prepare_boot(), Elapsed=200.925µs
[DEBUG TimerFinished] jump::prepare_boot(), Elapsed=417.318µs

no, I am not updating

scie-pants

. The only change between two runs I posted above was one with

--changed-dependees=transitive

and one without

ok (assuming no update before that first run either)

yeah I am trying to compare the

./pants

with

scie-pants

and see if it is just recency bias