Only load term statistics if required #11737
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can you sign the CLA so we can pull this in? |
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Done, under github account "wewebber". Do you want me to make an equivalent pull request for the master branch (same issue, same fix), or will you apply the fix yourself? |
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thanks @wewebber - don't worry, we'll handle applying to other branches |
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Merged, thanks! |
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Current code loads term statistics even if not requested. This slows down term vector requests markedly (typical figures for stored term vectors on 3k-character field on 4-core machine: 2ms per vector with current code; 0.3ms with this fix).