perf(replaceOrAppend): avoid creating 2 intermediate arrays #62
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Co-authored-by: Vladimir Ivakin <vla.ivakin@gmail.com>
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A new beta version To install: pnpm add radashi@12.2.0-beta.dc9ade1The 
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Generally speaking, a
spliceshould be better performance than allocating 2 arrays that will need to be garbage collected. Not sure how well the benchmarks detect GC-related perf issues, though.edit: @Minhir realized we could use basic assignment instead of
splice. 🎉Related issue, if any:
For any code change,
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No