Typically, how long should the Statiq Docs processing take for around 3000 .cs source files? #225
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I'm trying to use Statiq for documentation of several .NET assemblies. It seems to take an awfully long time to do the processing, and I'm wondering if that's normal (given the project size) or if I'm being whacked by some other overhead that the IT department have inflicted on me.
Assuming I haven't flipped the bozo bit in my globbing patterns, I should be picking up 2926 .cs files. Most of the files are under 5KB in size and aren't particularly complex.
The processing creates 10022 documents (the discrepancy between that and the source file count is what makes me wonder if more might be getting slurped in than I'm expecting, but if so I'm not seeing them in the output). The time from me starting the processing until the documentation is available is 617684ms (about 10.5 minutes). This is longer than it takes to compile and execute the unit tests on the same assemblies. There are only a couple of additional markdown files getting processed, so the majority of the time is clearly in the code-related content.
This is what the processing summary shows:
Is this normal? How long does it take you to generate API documentation from your project compared to its size?
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