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Some type def client requests create the required deserializable type definition at each request (Examples: ProduceBlockRequest and SendAggregateAndProofsRequest).
This could be avoided by creating the deserializable type definition in advance and getting the correct one based on the request.
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This is an advantage of the old model where we didnt create an object per request. Ideally we can make use of SchemaDefinitionCache, or use the schema definitions from the request objects themselves... I'll have a quick look at the two listed.
Some type def client requests create the required deserializable type definition at each request (Examples:
ProduceBlockRequest
andSendAggregateAndProofsRequest
).This could be avoided by creating the deserializable type definition in advance and getting the correct one based on the request.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: