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Refactor the DG #25
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Refactor the DG
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[Resolution] Avoid resorting dependencies when the list hasnt changed
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[DependencyGraph] Clean upp #add_child_vertex
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[DependencyGraph] Just make #path_to? call itself
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[Documentation] Update DG comments
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Juggle around where set is required
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[DependencyGraph] Vertices no longer hold a reference to their parent…
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Add Vertex#recursive_predecessors
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[DependencyGraph] Root vertices are no longer quite as special
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[CHANGELOG] Add entries for the DG refactors
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why make traverse a lambda instead of a method?
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because it's not used anywhere else
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I guess that means nit #1 is that you use
lambda
here andproc
elsewhere, and nit #2 is that creating and allocating procs is expensive relative to defining a method because closures. It may not make a difference in this case, but in general, methods > procs.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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the lambda is only ever defined once per copy, and the overhead has to be minimal compared to the work it's doing