Cap batch partitions by target batch size when files < numTasks#2149
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The previous formula `max(numTasks, ceil(numFiles/sizeLimit))` forced at least `numTasks` partitions, which when `numFiles <= numTasks` results in approximately one file per partition and defeats the per-process amortization (TypeConverter, IRGen TypeConverter, deserialized decl/type caches, requirement machine) that batch mode is meant to provide. Cap partition count by `ceil(numFiles / preferredBatchSize)` when that yields a smaller value than `numTasks`, so small modules get fewer, larger batches that can share per-process state across files.
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The previous formula
max(numTasks, ceil(numFiles/sizeLimit))forced at leastnumTaskspartitions, which whennumFiles <= numTasksresults in approximately one file per partition and defeats the per-process amortization (TypeConverter, IRGen TypeConverter, deserialized decl/type caches, requirement machine) that batch mode is meant to provide.Cap partition count by
ceil(numFiles / preferredBatchSize)when that yields a smaller value thannumTasks, so small modules get fewer, larger batches that can share per-process state across files.