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@unsafe @epage Not really! 😮My understanding is that there is "lock contention", so it won't be efficient, but the artifacts will still be correct, no?
In my specific case, I have a monorepo and 4 (+1) worktrees. And it is quite infrequent (but not impossible) for me to be compiling the same bit of Rust across two worktrees. So the way I've taken lock contention is — I shouldn't arrange for contention to happen frequently, but if it does happen rarely, no harm done.
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Rust's target/ folder is designed to be safe to share (happy to be corrected!)
So I just symlinked it across all project's worktrees :)
Saves a lot (lot!) of disk
The only issue I faced was that target then becomes a symlink, and the (conventional) .gitignore was target/, so I needed to add a local .git/info/exclude
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Interesting that "This feature was initially not even on our roadmap! " :) So I'm glad it got there.
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