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Currently each time ikiwiki runs a refresh, it has to traverse the entire
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directory tree, looking at each file, to determine what has changed.
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Profiling shows this can take many seconds on large sites, and tends to be
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where around half the time is spent (other half being loadindex/saveindex).
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This could be sped up by remembering the HEAD ref that was rendered last,
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and using git log to get a list of files changed since then. Only render
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those files.
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Looking at the current implementation, the list of all files in the tree is
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also used when eg, iterating to find pages that need to be changed because
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one of their dependencies has changed. That would need to be modified,
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probably to use info from loadindex instead (ie, values %pagesources), with
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added/removed files added/removed from it.
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The actual git log parsing would be easy to add; there is already code to
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parse git-log in raw form.
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The main complication would probably be files in the tree that are not
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checked into git would not be rendered. The underlay dirs would still need
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to be scanned as now, as would the transient directory. Since some sites
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may depend on files being put into the tree and not committed, this
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optimisation would probably need to be something that can be optionally
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enabled.
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> [[done]] --[[Joey]]
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