problem: the ALL resource type in the pruner specification was including the type of the anchor vertex, so in common uses like "ALL:core" all core vertices allocate a planner to track the number of cores they contain
solution: if the anchor and the target type match, don't track it
This saved roughly 600MB with a 16k node graph with 64 cores per node. Also kinda trivial. Looking for other low-hanging fruit.
problem: the ALL resource type in the pruner specification was including the type of the anchor vertex, so in common uses like "ALL:core" all core vertices allocate a planner to track the number of cores they contain
solution: if the anchor and the target type match, don't track it
This saved roughly 600MB with a 16k node graph with 64 cores per node. Also kinda trivial. Looking for other low-hanging fruit.