On Tue, 2007-06-05 at 14:59 -0400, seth vidal wrote: > what version of yum are you using? With 3.2.0 search isn't quite instant > but it is very, very fast. 2-4 seconds when I'm using 'time'. Its faster > when you run it as a user b/c it doesn't touch the repos.
Atm. it's the FC7 GA yum, recompiled on FC6. Some of this might be that
my desktop is currently "relatively old".
Doing "time yum list foobarbaz" (as a normal user) pretty consistently
gives me over 16-17 seconds (with maxed out CPU, mostly in user space).
"yum list 'foobarbaz*'" actually gives me ~20-21 seconds, which was a
surprise (again 90%+ CPU).
> > 1. yum search foo - output "small" number of results, and if there is
> > more than that a message of "X of Y more results, use --all-matches to
> > see them all".
>
> we're making what searchGenerator() has to hand back very, very, very
> ornate by doing this. Think of all the returned data that the caller
> will need to take into account?
Well I had assumed that more than just the cli would want it, so the
change would be to do:
def searchGenerator(self, fields, criteria, most_relevant=False):
...and put all the logic in there and return what we are now.
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