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XmlSerializer Memory Leak Fix #255
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…e XmlSerializer causes a serious memory leak if you do not use the two contructors mentioned here. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/886385/memory-usage-is-high-when-you-create-several-xmlserializer-objects-in-asp-net From my testing this change also bumps performance atleast 2 fold with repetitive bulk saves
Thanks for the contribution! Before we can merge this, we need @nrubino to sign the Salesforce Contributor License Agreement. |
Great job! This took my 100k bulk upload from 20 mins down to just under 3 mins. Memory usage went from 6GB down to normal 1GB. Amazing! Well done. |
Are we going to be able to get this merged? This PR has been out there for a bit. Thanks! |
Do I need to do something? |
@nrubino seems you need to re-merge master into your topic branch, resolve any conflicts and push back up. |
Looks like some stuff still might need to be done before this can be pulled in. |
This was a huge help, thank you! |
…he XmlSerializer causes a serious memory leak if you do not use the two contructors mentioned here.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/886385/memory-usage-is-high-when-you-create-several-xmlserializer-objects-in-asp-net
From my testing this change also bumps performance atleast 2 fold with repetitive bulk saves