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What To Research
Research to see if the performance of List<T>().AsReadOnly() is better than using new ReadOnlyCollection<T>(items).
Very sure that this is the case but the idea is to always measure and prototype the impact before implementing this perf improvement. If the research shows that it is a significant improvement, then create an issue to implement the improvement.
This will for sure reduce allocations. But the entire idea is to research the impact of the change more than anything.
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This issue is finished when:
Research complete and issues created (if needed).
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What To Research
Research to see if the performance of
List<T>().AsReadOnly()
is better than usingnew ReadOnlyCollection<T>(items)
.Very sure that this is the case but the idea is to always measure and prototype the impact before implementing this perf improvement. If the research shows that it is a significant improvement, then create an issue to implement the improvement.
This will for sure reduce allocations. But the entire idea is to research the impact of the change more than anything.
Research Results
No response
Acceptance Criteria
This issue is finished when:
ToDo Items
Issue Dependencies
No response
Related Work
No response
Additional Information:
Priority Type Labels
low priority
medium priority
high priority
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: