Performance on Linux - Profile loaded every time #16
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Changes in profiles loading Rather than loading all profiles on each launch, gut will load them only if the command requires it. For example, status doesn't need to load any profiles. Before this pull request, gut would load all profiles even if it's not needed. To stop this behaviour, the ˋinit` function in the ˋprofileˋ package has been renamed. This new function is now called on top of every exported functions of the package so that profiles are loaded when needed. Commits: * 🩹 Remove debug print in profile On Linux, gut search for the path of Xorg to check if a GUI is available If it returns an error, this means no GUI is available. But this error must not be printed. It's only used to find out if a GUI is available * ⚡️ Remove loading of profiles in every command There is a lot of commands that doesn't require to load profiles But because of how "init()" works, gut was loading every profiles and password before running the command. This led to performance issues on Linux
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On every commands, the
init()function in profile package is called.On Linux, it runs a bunch of checks (GUI available, pass is installed, etc.).
But these check aren't required on every commands (
gut statusfor instance).Solution
The
initfunction must only be called when needed (a profile is required).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: