[alain_gilbert]

> Honestly, who cares about the difference between 1s vs 100ms vs 10ms for a build though?

I definitely do. Not necessarily because of the 10ms vs 1s. But because of the later stage when it becomes 600ms vs 60s.

[littlestymaar]

> But because of the later stage when it becomes 600ms vs 60s.

What later stage though, as I said I worked with big code bases on old hardware without issues.

I'm simply not convinced that there exist a situation where incremental rebuild of the crate you're working on is going to take 60s, at all, especially if you're using hardware from this decade.

[merely-unlikely]

I must be doing something wrong because incremental builds regularly take 30-60 seconds for me. Much more if I add a dependency. And I try to keep my crates small.

[alain_gilbert]

I have a fairly small go project (100k loc) and it takes ~30sec to build.

I'd be thrilled to have it build in 300ms.

(Using a macbook pro 2019)

[pjmlp]

Apparently Bevy doesn't need that big tutorial on how to customise Rust toolchains for usable builds then.