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Haystack slow on first hits #828
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This happens even after requiring Afterwards it's 30ms |
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I don't know exactly why, but the first time Haystack is used to analyze exceptions, it takes quite a few seconds. About 10 or so.
Later it becomes instantaneous.
It's long enough for one to believe it's not working.
Let's see if there's some low-hanging fruit. If not, probably performing related
require
s eaglerly would be a good compromise.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: