optimization: schema: use slices.Sort instead of sort.Slice - #564
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Shaves off ~1/3rd of the time of Metadata.Equal for me; sort.Slice takes in `any` as the type of the slice, which requires converting the slice to an interface - which itself requires allocating and converting the pointer to the slice header to use as the interface value.
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sort.Strings is just a wrapper for slices.Sort now; as such, drop the other usage of the sort module in schema.go and drop the dependency too |
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Shaves off nearly half of the time of Metadata.Equal for me; sort.Slice takes in
anyas the type of the slice, which requires converting the slice to an interface - which itself requires allocating and converting the pointer to the slice header to use as the interface value.Rationale for this change
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