Duster very slow.

[rdizio]

I have php 8.3 running bare metal on my Macbook pro m3 max chip with Herd, and duster started to run slower as my project grew. I have phpstan, pint, tlint running. When I execute each command sparely, they run fast without problem. However, as soon as I execute duster, it takes a while to run each linter. Any ideas why? thanks.

[driftingly]

Thanks for the report @rdizio
We'll take a look and figure out what's going on.

[driftingly]

@rdizio Do you have any unique configurations? duster.json, tlint.json, pint.json etc?
It might have something to do with the way we get the files to pass to the tools.

[rdizio]

Hey @driftingly , nothing special. These are the settings I have in the duster.json file

{ "include": [ "app", "config", "database" ], "exclude": [ "vendor" ], "level": 8, "scripts": { "lint": { "phpstan": [ "./vendor/bin/phpstan", "analyse", "--memory-limit=512M" ] } }, "processTimeout": 180 }

tlint.json

{ "preset": "laravel", "disabled": [ "ArrayParametersOverViewWith", "NoDocBlocksForMigrationUpDown", "NoLeadingSlashesOnUseStatements" ], "excluded": [ "tests/" ], "paths": [ { "app": [ "app" ] } ] }

pint.json

{ "preset": "laravel", "rules": { "concat_space": { "spacing": "one" }, "blank_line_before_statement": { "statements": [ "return" ] } } }

[rdizio]

Closed the issue by accident, my bad lol

[driftingly]

Can you try removing "include": [ "app", "config", "database" ], and test running the lint command?

[iammursal]

@rdizio @driftingly
I was having the same issue.
Can confirm removing just the "vendor" folder from "exclude" list fixes the issue

Before:

{
    "include": [
        "app/**",
        "bootstrap/**",
        "config/**",
        "database/**",
        "resources/views/**",
        "routes/**",
        "tests/**"
    ],
    "exclude": [
        "node_modules/**",
        "public/**",
        "resources/js/**",
        "resources/css/**",
        "storage/**",
        "tests/fixtures",
        "vendor/**"
    ]
}

After:

{
    "include": [
        "app/**",
        "bootstrap/**",
        "config/**",
        "database/**",
        "resources/views/**",
        "routes/**",
        "tests/**"
    ],
    "exclude": [
        "node_modules/**",
        "public/**",
        "resources/js/**",
        "resources/css/**",
        "storage/**",
        "tests/fixtures"
    ]
}

[driftingly]

Removing vendor from the exclude list should fix the issue.
I've updated the logic around the expanded exclude to try to not include vendor in #169.