perf: minor tweaks to core functions #1184
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LGTM! Could you also update the doco describing how to build custom functions to match this recommended code writing pattern? |
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A subset of changes from #1136.
I'm planning to merge it post 5.4.
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Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
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A few minor tweaks, mostly to avoid allocation of arrays that are never needed for most of the time.
At the moment, plenty of core functions allocate an array even if no actual validation is to take place due to invalid data, etc.
This causes unnecessary GC churn in case of larger specs, because these functions are called very often - thousands of times in some circumstances.
One unrelated change - moved the validation of
reusableObjectsLocationto schema.