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From what I gather in web discussions, crates with multiple inner dependencies with the main name prefixed are done in batches. So what I think is happening is that a new crate that I released (https://crates.io/crates/bevy_ui_bits) is waiting on more bevy_ crates to start the batch. Can something be done about it?
Sorry if I may be incorrect about this assumption, feel free to close this issue if that's the case.
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In general we have a deprioritzation logic, which, as you stated, uses simple string patterns to reduce priority for some crates that are often published in bulk. There are cases like yours where this logic also catches crates by other publishers in the same ecosystem.
Manually tweaking the priority of a single job is possible, but would have to happen each time.
Better prioritization is possible, I found open issues in #1532 and #301, though I might have missed some.
We're currently focusing on increasing build capacity with infra, and some build artifact caching first (#1757).
From what I gather in web discussions, crates with multiple inner dependencies with the main name prefixed are done in batches. So what I think is happening is that a new crate that I released (https://crates.io/crates/bevy_ui_bits) is waiting on more
bevy_
crates to start the batch. Can something be done about it?Sorry if I may be incorrect about this assumption, feel free to close this issue if that's the case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: