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dotnet restore <solution name> takes several minutes to finish

See original GitHub issue

The log is full of this stuff:

 Paket version 5.219.2
  Starting restore process.
  Performance:
   - Disk IO: 8 milliseconds
   - Runtime: 1 second
  Paket version 5.219.2
  Starting restore process.
  Performance:
   - Disk IO: 7 milliseconds
   - Runtime: 1 second
  Paket version 5.219.2
  Starting restore process.
  Performance:
   - Disk IO: 6 milliseconds
   - Runtime: 1 second
  Paket version 5.219.2
  Starting restore process.
  Performance:
   - Disk IO: 9 milliseconds
   - Runtime: 1 second
  Paket version 5.219.2
  Starting restore process.
  Performance:
   - Disk IO: 6 milliseconds
   - Runtime: 1 second

and so on. It outputs a block of Starting restore process... every ~1 second.

The CPU load looks like this:

There was no such issue ~a month or two ago, everything was fast.

Issue Analytics

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:15 (15 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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forkicommented, Nov 25, 2019

new bootstrapper released

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JohnyWScommented, Nov 24, 2019

PR created.

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