DiskCache.waitForTask calls ConcurrentHashMap.computeIfAbsent, and inside of the lambda for a populated cache, makeOutput() will be called. This calls hashContents(), which is roughly IO bound, and means that any other threads have to wait to potentially begin work.
Naive answer would be to move that IO work off-thread or out of the lock, but the simplest answer is likely to just write down the cache details, as #176 is already doing, and read the hash from disk for each file, rather than re-hashing each file.
DiskCache.waitForTaskcallsConcurrentHashMap.computeIfAbsent, and inside of the lambda for a populated cache,makeOutput()will be called. This callshashContents(), which is roughly IO bound, and means that any other threads have to wait to potentially begin work.Naive answer would be to move that IO work off-thread or out of the lock, but the simplest answer is likely to just write down the cache details, as #176 is already doing, and read the hash from disk for each file, rather than re-hashing each file.