Prepare release 1.0.1 (#419)
Prepare release 1.0.1
Updated layers.json
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FYI @starred-gijs and @mnapoli
FYI @starred-gijs and @mnapoli
Thank you. I put this on hold until there is a decision about ZTS.
FYI, I think I suggested to remove it years ago because "nobody is using pthreads or parallel anyways".
Thank you.
Can you please see to update this PR? Lot's of things have happened here in the past 2 weeks
Hey. Thank you
A lot of things have happened since this PR was opened. Can you rebase this and update your Dockerfile?
Update Blackfire extension (#415)
The Blackfire extension was updated to 1.86.5. Ping @nyholm, please release this.
Bum version newrelic (#417)
Just bump the version of new relic.
Hey. Sorry. My OSS game lately has been awful.
Im always happy to get help.
The process is basically:
prepare-release
branch.I wrote something here a wile ago.
Since we just tagged 1.0.0 we also need to update config.json
Yepp. This is to make sure some automated script is versioned correctly
Fix blank line after if
block in headers generation (#1382)
Fix blank line afweter if in Headers generation
Fix blank line after if
block in headers generation (#1382)
Fix blank line afweter if in Headers generation
| Q | A | ------------- | --- | Branch? | 6.3 | Bug fix? | no | New feature? | no | Deprecations? | no | Tickets | | License | MIT | Doc PR |
When you are using a lot of voters, you need better caching. With inspiration from https://github.com/symfony/symfony/pull/43066 by @jderusse I managed to squeeze some more performance from the AccessDecisionManager
.
I do about 7000 calls to AccessDecisionManager::getVoters()
. It takes me 369ms.
With this PR, it takes about 30ms.
The trick is that I don't loop over all Voters all the time. If I seen the object and attribute before then I just returns the voters I previously calculated.
When do benchmark on an application with 40 voters I got:
| Metric | From | To | |------- |------|----| | Wall time | 1150ms | 859 ms | I/O Wait | 135 ms | 154 ms | CPU | 1020ms | 705 ms | Memory | 11.8 MB | 12.9 MB
I would love a few more set of eyes on this PR.