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fast_finish
-j
I added the comments on fast_finish into the file directly for future reference. This will gives the most "speed up" since it will returns the "green light" when the 2
allow_failure
builds aren't finished (useful for pull request when waiting for the green light).The cabal
-j
means it will set parallel jobs according to the number of CPUs. It only speed ups when there're multiple dependencies that can be installed at the same time. I noticed that gitit's travis build uses-j2
while it isn't used in pandoc. So may be there's a reason behind that?