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Where to report issues about very slow plugin downloads? (broken IPv6) #768
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Works on my ArchLinux box as intended. |
Hi @jochumdev! Sorry you're having this issue. This is definitely a good place to report this, although it may be easier to join our Slack channel. Just to clarify, is it usually the prettier install that takes a long time? Is it always prettier or sometimes other tools? If you could provide 2 other things, it would help us investigate:
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Hey @TylerJang27 thanks for answering. I found the root cause. It was half working IPv6. Once I disabled IPv6 on my link everything worked as intended. So with broken IPv6 |
Thanks for investigating. We'll take a closer look and get to the bottom of this |
Could you try setting: export NODE_OPTIONS=--dns-result-order=ipv4first Then running: trunk daemon shutdown
# if necessary, clear ~/.cache/trunk/tools
trunk check It appears this issue can result from certain misconfiguration of IPv6 and the npm package registry. We'll look into documenting this appropriately. |
It seems like
trunk upgrade -v
is very very slow here.I've tested it much longer as well.
Anyone can help with that?
Infos about my system:
OS: Manjaro Linux Sway Edition
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12-Core Processor
RAM: 48093 MiB
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