zeroshade commented on PR #1301:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow-go/pull/1301#issuecomment-5590016746

   CI results, two runs of this branch (both green on every macOS job), against 
the
   post-#1275 baseline on `main`:
   
   | macOS ARM64 job | `main` avg | `main` max | this PR #1 | this PR #2 | this 
PR mean | cap |
   | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
   | Go 1.25 | 16.4m | 20.1m | 17m05s | 7m51s | **12.5m** | 20 |
   | Go 1.26 | 16.0m | 20.4m | 10m35s | 10m47s | **10.7m** | 20 |
   | Go 1.27 | 16.5m | 19.3m | 8m44s | 11m08s | **9.9m** | 20 |
   | Go 1.25 - CGO | 19.7m | 24.1m | 21m43s | 18m30s | **20.1m** | 25 |
   | Go 1.26 - CGO | 18.5m | 24.8m | 15m07s | 15m14s | **15.2m** | 25 |
   | Go 1.27 - CGO | 17.1m | 24.2m | 18m54s | 16m02s | **17.5m** | 25 |
   
   The non-CGO jobs — the ones that were actually being killed at the cap — 
average
   **11.0m over six samples, down from 16.3m**, which is back to the pre-#1275
   baseline of ~11.5m. Worst observed is 17m05s against a 20-minute cap, versus
   20.4m before.
   
   Two caveats worth stating rather than burying:
   
   - The Go 1.25 non-CGO job read 17m05s on the first run and 7m51s on the 
second.
     A 9-minute spread on identical code is runner variance, not signal; it is 
why
     I took a second sample before claiming anything. It also means the "worst
     observed" figure above should be read as noisy.
   - The CGO jobs improve only modestly (18.4m → 17.6m mean). They were never 
the
     ones timing out, and they spend a large fraction of their wall time on
     Homebrew setup that this change does not touch.
   
   `parquet/file` still gets its own invocation on Darwin, so the memory fix 
from
   #1275 is intact; nothing else about the OOM conditions changed.
   


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