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Bisect Summary

All numbers below are from a local bundler-bench run (rails scenario, 164 gems, macOS ARM64, Ruby 4.0.1, local gem server, hyperfine median of 3 iterations). Raw JSON for all 72 runs is available upon request.

A note on terminology: the benchmark's cold run wipes everything (vendor, .bundle, all caches, lockfile). Its warm run wipes only vendor/bundle and .bundle — the download cache, global extracted cache, and lockfile are preserved. From a project's point of view a "warm" run is a fresh project install that hits a populated system cache, which is the most common day-to-day scenario (re-bundling after a Gemfile change, CI with cache restore, switching branches, etc.). Throughout this review, "warm" means that scenario.

1. Of the nine optimization groups in this PR, five are neutral on macOS (within benchmark noise of master, ±5%). They neither help nor hurt.
2. **Two groups (the Source::Rubygems + RubyGemsGemInstaller rework) account for 100% of the measured per

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testing

editing the gist?

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Homebrew Formula patching old ImageMagick release 6.7.7-6

Install

$ brew install https://gist.githubusercontent.com/eileencodes/281a8a9c7e0598fc9da9a7d4bf6d1a89/raw/8880be85b339c8206197e59b543c16f2ac1e4839/imagemagick.rb

Tested

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Calculating -------------------------------------
INDEX: Integration Test
                        38.000  i/100ms
INDEX: Functional Test
                       100.000  i/100ms
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INDEX: Integration Test
                        409.331  (± 6.8%) i/s -      2.052k
INDEX: Functional Test
                          1.016k (± 5.5%) i/s -      5.100k

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Testing behavior of a CollectionProxy based on :dependent option, delete method used and assocation type (:has_many vs :has_many :through)

:has_many association

class Category < ActiveRecord::Base
	has_many :contacts, through: :categorizations
	has_many :categorizations, dependent: DEPENDENT
end

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### Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

  * I am eileencodes on github.
  * I am eileencodes (https://keybase.io/eileencodes) on keybase.
  * I have a public key whose fingerprint is 12F2 6419 FD01 0115 7E0F  42F6 BA5C 5751 20BB E8DF

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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index do
  column :title, :sortable => :title do |post|
    link_to post.title, [:edit_admin, post]
  end
  
  column :categories do |post|
    table_for post.categories.order('title ASC') do
      column do |category|
        link_to category.title, [ :admin, category ]
      end

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if params[:sweet_honey].present?
    format.html { render :partial => "emails/email_bot", :layout => false }
elsif @email.save
    ...
else
    ...
end

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<div class="field sweet_honey_for_bots">
    <%= label_tag :sweet_honey, "This is a honeypot, if you see this you're CSS is turned off or you're a bot. If you're not a bot don't fill it in." %>
    <%= text_field_tag :sweet_honey %>
</div>

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ActiveAdmin.register AdminUser do

  index do
    column :id
    column :email
    column :full_name do |field|
      "#{field.first_name} #{field.last_name}"
    end
    column :last_sign_in_at
    default_actions