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I would like to figure out a way to track performance so that subsequent commits don't backslide the performance gains (at least inadvertently) from micro optimizations like #36. For example reverting the changes made in that PR would be totally reasonable in a code cleanup PR that a reviewer (who doesn't remember why they were made) wouldn't blink twice about.
I would like to figure out a way to track performance so that subsequent commits don't backslide the performance gains (at least inadvertently) from micro optimizations like #36. For example reverting the changes made in that PR would be totally reasonable in a code cleanup PR that a reviewer (who doesn't remember why they were made) wouldn't blink twice about.
Originally posted by @gampleman in #36
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