Enable YJIT for even-numbered update jobs #9663
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We primarily upgraded to Ruby 3.3 so that we could enable YJIT. We did this in order to hopefully mitigate some of the performance issues some of our larger customers have faced. This change enables YJIT for _some_ update jobs. The reason for the incremental enablement is that we would like to measure the impact that YJIT has before adopting it fully (which we intend to do).
jakecoffman
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We primarily upgraded to Ruby 3.3 so that we could enable YJIT. We did this in order to hopefully mitigate some of the performance issues some of our larger customers have faced.
This change enables YJIT for some update jobs. The reason for the incremental enablement is that we would like to measure the impact that YJIT has before adopting it fully (which we intend to do).