Expected slowness of (any) vagrant command

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Marius Shekow

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Oct 5, 2019, 4:01:02 AM10/5/19
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Hi,

on every Windows machine I've used vagrant on, typing "vagrant <something>" will usually result in 5-7 seconds of 1 core maximum CPU use, without anything happening. This is also the case when using invalid commands, e.g. "vagrant whyyousoslowdawg" - 5 seconds of nothing happening, then the help screen shows up. On macOS it takes "only" 3 seconds.

Is this expected behavior? If yes, which specific computations are so labor-intensive? String comparisons are _MUCH_ faster, in my personal experience ;).

Cheers!

Simon Gooch

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Oct 5, 2019, 6:54:31 AM10/5/19
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Hi Marius,

I would also like to get to the bottom of this. As I understand it, it's starting ruby during this time but I agree it's annoyingly slow and I would really like to speed this up.

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