For a while now I have been splitting up my configuration into quite a few config files in several directories. In particular, I like the concept of packaging several different components related to the same task or automation into one config file.
Therefore, I would like to know if there is any impact on performance compared to just having few config files.
I have seen a recent degradation of performance, but in my book it shouldn’t be related to how the configuration code is organized - or is it a factor?
If I understand how it works correctly (and that’s a really big if), then it might slow down the initial start up time a fraction (but should be barely noticeable on most systems I guess), but shouldn’t affect general running.
I split mine a few weeks ago, seems that it may take a couple of seconds to assemble them on boot but once assembled it seems to run the same. Splitting really helps with knowing where and what to edit for a specific device or automation.
