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The docs state that by running code in precompilation
It precompiles even the runtime-dispatch dependencies of a command if the dependent methods are in the same package
Is this up-to-date? I was under the impression as of 1.8 you can cache stuff for methods in other packages, but perhaps that's only for fully inferred stuff with no runtime dispatch? (as that sentence seems to suggest to me)
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Even in 1.8, there's an "ownership" check for all runtime-dispatched items. That's to prevent garbage (setup code, metaprogramming, etc) which is not needed for the package from ending up bloating the cache files. This is basically why SnoopPrecompile exists, to give people an opportunity to tag things as "cache this regardless of ownership."
The docs state that by running code in precompilation
Is this up-to-date? I was under the impression as of 1.8 you can cache stuff for methods in other packages, but perhaps that's only for fully inferred stuff with no runtime dispatch? (as that sentence seems to suggest to me)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: