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Hm, here on Linux, it still shows 10% CPU usage, which is quite high. Can you try with --progress=none and report back?
Now it shows 20% with the command line I've posted in the issue.
Using --progress=none drops CPU utilization to 7-12%, with some rare spikes up to 18%.
Hello,
I'm experiencing a bug in wget2 2.1.0: during site mirroring it occupies all cores at 100%. It's reproducible.
Command line I use:
wget2 --max-threads 15 -r -l 10 --reject-regex='wp-login.php?redirect_to=' --mirror --convert-links --adjust-extension --page-requisites --no-parent https://thetechnicgear.com
Tech specs:
Apple M1 Pro
macOS 14.5
wget2 installed via:
brew install wget2
wget2 --version
Hope it helps.
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