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Ruby: Use Type Tracking for ORM flow - #15846

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@hmac hmac commented Mar 7, 2024 •

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This seems to fix the performance issues on certain databases, whilst not losing too many results (and gaining some new ones).

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I also have a WIP branch for this, and I would like to investigate a bit further until we decide on the approach to take.

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hvitved commented Mar 13, 2024

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I think we should go with #15866, as it resolves the performance issue that we saw. Also, DCA only reports 2 lost results on that PR, while DCA on this PR reports 3 lost results and 47 new (most likely FP) results.

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Closed in favour of #15866

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