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Investigate a faster hashing algorithm that JSON stable stringify
See original GitHub issueA quick analysis with a flamegraph shows that safe-stable-stringify is the major bottleneck for this cache.
We should investigate if we could come up with a faster algorithm for hashing objects but with the same properties.
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It has been updated this week.
another option would be to modify the
serialize()function so it constructs/returns a string instead of an object that’s later stringified. Not sure if this is feasible though.@mcollina does the following screenshot corroborate your findings?