ci(phplint): parallelize the phplint run#977
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Pull request overview
This PR speeds up the CI PHP syntax lint step by running php -l across files in parallel, reducing total runtime by leveraging multiple workers.
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- Add configurable parallelism via
PHP_LINT_JOBS(default4). - Replace the serial per-file loop with a
find ... -print0 | xargs ... php -lparallel pipeline.
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Split the phplint job across the number of processors on the system. On my system it would previously take ~46 seconds to run, now it takes ~12 seconds.
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On my system it would previously take ~46 seconds to run, now it takes ~12 seconds.