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perf: reduce number of nodes deep copied #2519
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Rather than adding another custom iteration call, does it make more sense to build up the list this way: var nodes []*state.Node
for node := range cluster.Nodes() {
if predicate(node) {
nodes = append(nodes, node.DeepCopy())
}
}IMO it's a good idea to minimize the surface of each object and just compose on top of it. |
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