3 posts tagged with "performance"

This release is about speed you can feel and visibility you can graph. The async engine we've been iterating on over the last few releases is now the default, heavy cache operations have moved into the daemon's background, Git worktrees can finally share a cache, and the entire pipeline can now be exported to your observability stack through OpenTelemetry.

This release focuses on giving you more control over how tasks are organized, referenced, and cached. We're introducing first-class tags for tasks, a new cache strategy for task dependencies, and a pair of experimental layers — native file hashing and a local CAS — that lay the groundwork for further performance improvements.

In this release, we focused entirely on performance improvements, with the introduction of a daemon, and refactoring core components to be asynchronous.