fix(rosetta): transliterate
tries to recompile samples from tablets
#3324
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In #3262, the performance of
transliterate
was improved by running anextract
before translating, becauseextract
has the facilities to doparallel translate, and can read from a cache.
However, another thing
extract
does is discard translations from thecache if they are considered "dirty" for some reason. This reason
can be: the current source is different than the cached source, the
translation mechanism has changed, compilation didn't succeed last time,
or the types referenced in the example have changed.
This is actually not desirable for
transliterate
, which wants todo a last-ditch effort to translate whatever is necessary to translate,
but should really take what it can from the cache if there's a cached
translation available.
Add a flag to allow reading dirty translations from the cache.
Also adds the
rosetta coverage
command, which I used to find out whythe Construct Hub performance on the newest
aws-cdk-lib
version isstill poor.
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