Patch in Rails fix for Rails 7.1 memory consumption increase, prior to it's release in presumably Rails 7.1.3 #2466
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…o it's release in presumably Rails 7.1.3 See rails/rails#50298 And ref #2449
eddierubeiz
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While our RAM usage has overall been much lower on average since we deployed the changes to reduce allocations -- we did just get some more R14's this morning. I'm going to merge and deploy this and see how it effects our average and max/spiked RAM usage! |
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This definitely reduced our RAM consumption back to what was expected, averaging same as with Rails 7.0 deploy if not better. |
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With
bundle update
Includes update to latest Rails 7.1.3. Then we remove patch from #2466 that is no longer necessary in Rails 7.1.3.
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See rails/rails#50298
And ref #2449