Add top-level schema caches to Schema::Visibility for better performance #5161
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In order to support lazy-loading in development, I had bypassed the existing top-level caches for types, possible types, and schema references. But, that turned out to be noticeably slow when validating lots of queries all at once. So in this PR, I'm trying to have it all:
I wrote a benchmark based on #5151:
Validation benchmark, Warden vs Schema::Visibility
And I got big (10x +) performance gains so far:
So, there are still some wrinkles to smooth out, but it's heading the right direction!
TODO
type => possible_types
and use itVisibility::Profile
type => references
and use itinterface => interface_implementors
〃Profile
? removedef references?
Schema::Visibility::Visit
inProfile
instead of hand-rolled visit codeTopLevel
interacts withpreload: true
andpreload: false
TopLevel
(and rename?) to make sure lazy-loading works as expectedrefresh: true
top_level_profile
?Fixes #5151