avoid unnecessary buffer copies on opennext.js response#1010
avoid unnecessary buffer copies on opennext.js response#1010anonrig wants to merge 1 commit intoopennextjs:mainfrom
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| // Avoid keeping chunks around when the `StreamCreator` supports it to save memory | ||
| this._chunks.push(buffer); | ||
| // Invalidate cached body when new chunks are added | ||
| this._cachedBody = undefined; |
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This can be a bit problematic for memory. This means that we're persistently doubling the amount of memory consumed. Sure it means we eliminate multiple potential copies but at the cost of definitely holding more memory.
Instead, if we're going to cache this, we should replace this._chunks with the combined buffer so that the separate chunks can be reclaimed.
I think a better approach is to see if we can eliminate this entirely, and instead rely on regular stream buffering.
Ultimately I'm not sure if this is the right change.
| get finished() { | ||
| return this.responseStream | ||
| ? this.responseStream?.writableFinished | ||
| ? this.responseStream.writableFinished |
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@anonrig ... just a general note. This looks like a drive-by change unrelated to the actual unnecessary buffer copies. For additional changes like this, can you put these into separate commits moving forward? Makes it a bit difficult to separate what is or is not relevant to the actual allocation/copy improvements.
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Several optimizations but I think the most impactful one is to avoid having an unnecessary copy everytime getBody() is called.