Only build debug representations of arguments on failing tests#304
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jhpratt merged 1 commit intoMar 6, 2025
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@BurntSushi this change nets us a 50% reduction in quickcheck's overhead It's a fairly small change, so hopefully quick to review. I'd love to see it merged in soon. |
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There are bug-fixes pending for months. I wouldn't get my hopes up. |
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+1 for getting this merged asap. else I'll need to start referencing @davidrusu's fork in our crates instead. |
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+1 is there anyone who wants to maintain this crate, probably we ask @BurntSushi to give rights or just use some other fork, @davidrusu's for instance, to continue developing this. The same is with crates.io, we could just create another crate |
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fixes #303
This cuts my prop test run-times nearly in half!
Here's the new flamegraph showing nearly 70% of time spent in test, previously this was 40%.
compare to prior run: