Improve performance: Pull in non-enqueued dependent reps on unmet dependency error #1768
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When an item rep fails to be compiled due to a dependency, enqueue all the dependent reps as well. This is a heuristic that could drastically improve performance. Even though the dependent reps might not have changed, recompiling them is quick because the compiled content cache will be used. This change should drastically improve the compilation performance of sitemaps, which tend to depend on every item in a site.
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When an item rep fails to be compiled due to a dependency, enqueue all the dependent reps as well. This is a heuristic that could drastically improve performance.
Even though the dependent reps might not have changed, recompiling them is quick because the compiled content cache will be used.
This change should drastically improve the compilation performance of sitemaps, which tend to depend on every item in a site.