I recently learned about micromamba. Tried it. Blazing fast compared to conda or miniconda! So, thanks a lot to the developers!
I was actually looking for a package manager for the Common Lisp ecosystem that could handle non-lisp dependencies. Conda seems promising. However, I'm disappointed with the slowness and memory requirements of conda build. The slowness particularly seems to arise from "Attempting to finalize metadata for XXX", and I'm guessing this is because repodata (or is there another term for these jsons?) in micromamba/pkgs/cache/ are huge files spanning 200+ MB. I'm using conda-forge. The runtime memory requirements approach 4GB which doesn't look good for a simple package.
But the slowness could be arising due to other steps too. So, I wonder if there are any ongoing efforts to build a faster/efficient alternative to conda build.
I recently learned about micromamba. Tried it. Blazing fast compared to conda or miniconda! So, thanks a lot to the developers!
I was actually looking for a package manager for the Common Lisp ecosystem that could handle non-lisp dependencies. Conda seems promising. However, I'm disappointed with the slowness and memory requirements of conda build. The slowness particularly seems to arise from "Attempting to finalize metadata for XXX", and I'm guessing this is because repodata (or is there another term for these jsons?) in micromamba/pkgs/cache/ are huge files spanning 200+ MB. I'm using conda-forge. The runtime memory requirements approach 4GB which doesn't look good for a simple package.
But the slowness could be arising due to other steps too. So, I wonder if there are any ongoing efforts to build a faster/efficient alternative to conda build.