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I noticed in recent days that the indexer for osx-64 is markedly slower than for all the other arches. Most packages are available through the CDN in 15-20min, but osx often takes much longer, like 1-2h.
Not a huge issue, but noticeable during a migration (e.g. Python 3.12, Boost running at the moment).
As my most recent example (I use https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/<package>/files as a proxy; once the download number jumps from 0 to 1, it only takes a couple more minutes for the package to be available, e.g. as verified by mamba repoquery search <package> -c conda-forge -p <arch>):
The other architectures in this example were all available in under 15-20 minutes.
PS: @jakirkham asked me to open an issue here after asking about this on element.
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I noticed in recent days that the indexer for
osx-64
is markedly slower than for all the other arches. Most packages are available through the CDN in 15-20min, but osx often takes much longer, like 1-2h.Not a huge issue, but noticeable during a migration (e.g. Python 3.12, Boost running at the moment).
As my most recent example (I use
https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/<package>/files
as a proxy; once the download number jumps from 0 to 1, it only takes a couple more minutes for the package to be available, e.g. as verified bymamba repoquery search <package> -c conda-forge -p <arch>
):The other architectures in this example were all available in under 15-20 minutes.
PS: @jakirkham asked me to open an issue here after asking about this on element.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: