Optimizing Performance and Resource Utilization with Concurrent Asynchronous Execution 🚤

[sanjaiyan-dev]

Hello,

I anticipated that this pull request would bring about performance improvements and enhanced hardware resource efficiency by utilizing Promise.all to execute the task.

There is a related pull request in Deno, although not identical, that demonstrated a performance improvement of nearly 85% during benchmarking: link to the Deno pull request.

Extremely sorry, if I made any mistakes :)

[blacha]

Hi @sanjaiyan-dev This breaks the main function of the command.

The tar creation process needs to be run in the specific order, the goal of the tar creation is to be reproducible, so if you give it a list of files should always be added to the tar in the same exact order.

By making this concurrent the files can be written to the tar in a somewhat random order.

[sanjaiyan-dev]

Hi @sanjaiyan-dev This breaks the main function of the command.

The tar creation process needs to be run in the specific order, the goal of the tar creation is to be reproducible, so if you give it a list of files should always be added to the tar in the same exact order.

By making this concurrent the files can be written to the tar in a somewhat random order.

Understood and extremely sorry for the inconvenience