8000 Set maxParallelFileOps to 1000 by lukastaegert · Pull Request #5992 · rollup/rollup · GitHub
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This PR contains:

  • bugfix
  • feature
  • refactor
  • documentation
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Are tests included?

  • yes (bugfixes and features will not be merged without tests)
  • no

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  • yes (breaking changes will not be merged unless absolutely necessary)
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Description

Apparently, removing the limit caused issues for quite a few people. As a quick fix, this will set the limit to a much higher value. We will try to find a better solution in the mid term.

This is a quick fix compromise until we find a better solution to enforce the
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npm install rollup/rollup#max-parallel-file-ops-1000

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Performance report

  • BUILD: 7146ms, 824 MB (+2%)
    • initialize: 0ms, 24.7 MB
    • generate module graph: 2636ms, 633 MB
      • generate ast: 1397ms, 621 MB
    • sort and bind modules: 405ms, 692 MB (+3%)
    • mark included statements: 4099ms, 824 MB (+2%)
      • treeshaking pass 1: 2364ms, 825 MB (+3%)
      • treeshaking pass 2: 483ms, 838 MB
      • treeshaking pass 3: 420ms, 826 MB (+2%)
      • treeshaking pass 4: 403ms, 843 MB
      • treeshaking pass 5: 398ms, 824 MB (+2%)
  • GENERATE: 830ms (+124ms, +17.6%), 919 MB
    • initialize render: 0ms, 864 MB (+7%)
    • generate chunks: 186ms (+139ms, +293.7%), 836 MB
      • optimize chunks: 0ms, 822 MB
    • render chunks: 643ms, 894 MB
    • transform chunks: 20ms, 919 MB
    • generate bundle: 0ms, 919 MB

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 98.78%. Comparing base (37d1915) to head (843291c).

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EMFILE: too many open files when upgrading to 4.44.0
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