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Use default allocator in benchmarks
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I thought about it more and realized I think the
make build-dev
thing doesn't work for me locally if it isn't already pip installed in editable mode. (Which is often an issue for me because I switch between released version and locally installed versions sometimes.) Maybe try:There was a problem hiding this comment.
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How will we know which version is installed then 🥲
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Similarly, I guess we need to confirm that the MiMalloc version is what wheels are using
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Not sure if it's worth it, but I would imagine you could add an attribute to the
pydantic_core._pydantic_core
module conditionally based on the mimalloc feature flag? (And then check for it when uploading the wheel if necessary?)(Haven't tested; also maybe it's overkill)
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Looks like it’s using the default allocator for benchmarks now based just on the slowdowns 😂.
I was thinking something similar but it’s complex. How do you feel about moving forward without that and add ing it later if it’s really needed?