perf(cli): optimize npm package version fetching #14604
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Package Changes Through 85e7151There are 2 changes which include tauri-macos-sign with patch, tauri-bundler with patch Planned Package VersionsThe following package releases are the planned based on the context of changes in this pull request.
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I am dobtful with this really improved performance, and memory side
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Thanks for contributing! Do you mind also adding a change file?
https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri/blob/dev/.changes/README.md
I am dobtful with this really improved performance, and memory side
This is mainly for batching the package manager calls through migrating to current_package_versions, that plays a much bigger role in terms of performance so I think this is worth while the trade offs
| version: Option<String>, | ||
| frontend_dir: PathBuf, | ||
| package_manager: PackageManager, | ||
| current_version: Option<semver::Version>, |
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Is there any differences between this and the version parameter above?
| let mut packages = vec![("@tauri-apps/api", None)]; | ||
| if let Some(cli) = &metadata.js_cli.version { | ||
| packages.push(("@tauri-apps/cli", Some(cli.clone()))); | ||
| } |
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This change doesn't really do anything, please revert
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Description
This PR optimizes the
tauri infocommand by batching npm package version checks. Previously, the CLI spawned a new process for each package to check its version, which could be slow.What’s changed
crates/tauri-cli/src/info/packages_nodejs.rsandcrates/tauri-cli/src/info/plugins.rsto usecurrent_package_versions.Why
This change significantly reduces the overhead of running
tauri info, especially in projects with many plugins, by minimizing the number of shell commands executed. This results in a faster and more responsive CLI experience.