Does running tools via goals participate in concurrency in a single tool? E.g. When running

yapf

through

fmt

, does it take advantage of all my cores (the output shows one line about running

yapf

on 1k files and 63 more spinny doodads. Similarly for

pylint

)

yapf

will take advantage of your cores if it is capable of doing that: we configure the concurrency of tools that we know have concurrency flags, but many have reasonable defaults

I see, concurrency is being handled by the tool, and not

pants

in this case, yes: there is a mode for

lint

that will toggle “lint per file”, and in that case you would get ~1k

yapf

processes. we really ought to have an in-between toggle that would lint in batches.

If performance is equivalent, it'd be nicer UI/UX IMO to batch