Happy Friday everyone!
Any developers / power nerds here have any idea why building and installing packages via brew can take a really long time? I know it's not universal but it's accessing system binaries like clang so I thought things wouldn't be too adversely affected. I am trying to install node and brew's was stuck on "make install" now for about 10-12 minutes.
Another example is installing mas – it took about 4-5 minutes in the make phase.
Both installs eventually managed to finish and successfully install those two packages, but I was curious what was contributing or causing the extra long build times.
Any developers / power nerds here have any idea why building and installing packages via brew can take a really long time? I know it's not universal but it's accessing system binaries like clang so I thought things wouldn't be too adversely affected. I am trying to install node and brew's was stuck on "make install" now for about 10-12 minutes.
Another example is installing mas – it took about 4-5 minutes in the make phase.
Both installs eventually managed to finish and successfully install those two packages, but I was curious what was contributing or causing the extra long build times.
