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Cache rendered template

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Seems like Fue is compiling the template each time I call it (I’m using fromText), even if it doesn’t change (except the data). This generates a lot of unneeded memory traffic which I’d like to avoid. Is there any way to reuse the compiled template?

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:7 (6 by maintainers)

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petejohansoncommented, Dec 14, 2018

PS: @Dzoukr thanks for a nice codebase that works OOTB when using .NET Core on Linux!

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Dzoukrcommented, Dec 15, 2018

Hi @petejohanson & @megafinz, I just merged changes from PR. Let me check few tests and we can publish new version. I agree with @petejohanson that it is subtle change and behavior should be actually like that from very beginning.

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