Closed kyleam closed 1 year ago
Thanks for the report here and in {rlang}. Current main
also contains considerable speed improvements for regular usage as you can see in the release benchmark in #868, mainly stemming for replacing {base} functionality with {vctrs} equivalents. From that point of view, it would be worth cutting a new release too. If we withhold the release for a little longer, is it blocking your work?
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also contains considerable speed improvements for regular usage [...]
Nice.
If we withhold the release for a little longer, is it blocking your work?
No, it's not. Sounds like there are a few more things you want to include, but glad to hear a release is around the corner.
Thanks
On the current tip of main (8e9ac82), the styler check performs much better, in terms of memory usage and runtime, than the latest styler release (see r-lib/rlang#1626). The removal of deprecation warnings by 99d502fc (Replace usage of deprecated rlang::with_handlers(), 2023-04-01, #1103) looks to be a large part of that.
I'm not sure how much any of this is relevant for regular usage (versus a test setting, where code paths are being hit repeatedly), but, even based on the check performance alone, it seems like it might be worth cutting a new styler version. Are there plans to release soon?
(Thanks for maintaining styler.)