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Thinking out loud, I'm wondering about the performance of using PHP for compression compared to tools like tar or gunzip. For database dumps, I usually use pigz for faster parallel compression.
I’ve made some helpers for this, but they depend on pigz being installed, which isn’t great for cross-platform use. If PHP-only solutions are much slower, they might not be useful for big files, but they could still work well for smaller ones.
Should we add some helpers to compress and decompress files or directories?
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