Bun 1.1.13 out with memory fixes as dev complain of leaks

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Relative_Grape5920@reddit

is this because of bun, none of my dependencies are native (c/cpp)
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Maybe-monad@reddit

Bun is far from being mature enough to deploy in production

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Bun is not only runtime but also a package manager. We run some of our apps on bun runtime for a while, no issues at all. And I just migrated our chunkiest monorepo to bun package manager because pnpm is slow AF. This actual release fixed the major issue we had with stuck installs through next js dependencies. It's working great.

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laffer1@reddit

On the 3 os and 2 CPUs it can ran on. It needs to die

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Maybe-monad@reddit

And I just migrated our chunkiest monorepo to bun package manager because pnpm is slow AF.

pnpm slow?! Are you depending on half of the npm registry?

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Atraac@reddit

We have react native, few nextjs apps, two fastify backends, smart contracts and few other minor projects within our monorepo. PNPM has a bunch of issues, f.e. it runs postinstalls from all monorepo projects whener you call install, which causes random ass problems, like downloading 3gb of cocoapods from react native project when you work on the api etc. Even running pnpm on a project where everything was installed takes few seconds, where in bun it's nearly instant

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Maybe-monad@reddit

pnpm had run postinstall scripts by default until version 10 but can be explicitly configured not to, bun doesn't postinstall scripts by default. If you enable postinstall scripts in bun you'll get the same problems you have with pnpm

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really_not_unreal@reddit

Pnpm is very fast compared to npm, but is still miles slower than bun. pnpm install on a fresh clone of one of my projects can take up to 10 seconds with a warm cache. NPM can take up to a full 45 seconds. Bun takes about one second.

Obviously this is just my memory, and is not a real benchmark, but pnpm is much slower than bun in my experience.

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