Add support for threaded/parallel generation of webp#22
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- Add thumbnail generation support
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Hi, this PR introduces parallel processing for the generation of webp images.
Below is my local test results building my site in Macbook Pro M2 (2022) using
regenerate: trueRun command:
$ bundle exec jekyll serve --profileBuild time comparison:
threads: 0/1)threads: 4)done in 367.518 seconds.done in 365.473 seconds.done in 106.948 seconds.That's
~70%faster build time! 🚀The tests was done by building my GitHub pages site. Most of the images there are quite large, hence the long build times 😁