@charliermarsh: It turns out that I forgot to enable hardware-accelerated SHA-256 for ARM. So uv will get much faster in the next relea…
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uv will get faster in the next release after enabling hardware-accelerated SHA-256 for ARM, improving Trio install wall-time by up to 10%.
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It turns out that I forgot to enable hardware-accelerated SHA-256 for ARM. So uv will get much faster in the next release.
With it, wall-time for (e.g.) Trio installs improved by up to 10%. https://t.co/L6r4t44JH5
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