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I like this in general! But, I worry about perf. Does this mean that the cmt is processed for every file module that can be found? If so, it's important to test the cases where we complete and get tons of file modules back. Like when completing for "nothing" at the top level for example. Could you bench this somehow? Preferably in a larger project. We could for example consider doing the lookups for only the first X file modules, and do them lazily as needed. |
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@aspeddro could we check the perf here somehow? |
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I'll check this week |
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I changed it to draft bc the implementation is wrong |
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@aspeddro think we can close this one, I implemented the equivalent via the |
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