openssl: run make install with -j$NIX_BUILD_CORES#212918
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openssl3 runs `pod2man` as part of `make install`, which means that the installPhase takes longer than the buildPhase without this.
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| # openssl3 runs `pod2man` as part of `make install`, which means that the | ||
| # installPhase takes longer than the buildPhase without this: |
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Are you sure it's not simply reaching a previously unbuilt doc target or thereof in order to reach the install target?
In that case you should rather make the buildPhase explicitly build that target in addition to the regular targets via buildFlags.
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Superseded by #217568 |
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The kernel building derivation does the same thing.
Maybe it's time for
setup.shto learnenableParallelInstall=true?Things done