Stop unnecessarily copying the Gleam cache #2554
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The first run takes a little longer (at least locally), and then... 🚀
JRaspass
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Dec 23, 2025
| copy_folder("/usr/local", "/tmp"); | ||
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| if (chdir("/tmp")) | ||
| if (chdir("/usr/local")) |
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I don't see how this can work, /usr/local is read only so the following fopen will fail. I also don't really understanding what you mean by the first run takes longer, first run per website startup? That shouldn't be possible as there's no state between runs, has this been tested with the dev stack?
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I don't see how this can work, /usr/local is read only so the following fopen will fail.
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The first run takes a little longer (at least locally), and then... 🚀