Expensive plugins

[Jelmer Vernooij]

On Tue, 2010-06-01 at 15:50 +0200, Gary van der Merwe wrote:
> I wrote script to do
> $ export BZR_DISABLE_PLUGINS=[all other plugins]
> $ time bzr rocks
> for each plugin that I have installed on my desktop, then take the real
> time for each of those and subtract a baseline time bzr rocks --no-plugins
Do these times only represent the time required to load the modules from
a plugin  itself or also the modules outside of the plugin that it
imports?

If the latter than I think the issues in the svn and git mplugins should
be mostly resolved if we find some way to do lazy plugin registration.

> 0.109	qbzr
> 0.102	svn
> 0.090	dbus
dbus would also benefit from lazy hook registration, at the moment it
imports the smart server to register some hooks there. Its commands
could also be lazily registered.

> 0.085	loom
IIRC loom doesn't do lazy command registration yet.

> 0.075	builddeb
> 0.070	news_merge
> 0.065	git
> 0.063	search
> 0.056	gtk
> 0.053	email
> 0.053	history_db
> 0.052	upload
> 0.051	testrunner
> 0.048	bookmarks
> 0.018	stats
> 0.016	commitfromnews
> 0.015	colocated
> 0.015	launchpad
> 0.012	bzrtools
> 0.011	extmerge
> 0.011	rewrite
> 0.009	explorer
> 0.009	pqm
> 0.009	scmproj
> 0.008	netrc_credential_store
> 0.004	bash_completion
> 
> Needless to say, I'm going to look into why qbzr is the worst....
> 

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