Initial counter_cache implementation#393
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This sort of picks up where #109 left off. But it's re-implemented from scratch. |
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This would be a welcome addition. Anything I can do to help make it happen? |
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This implements a
counter_cacheoption, which is passed to theparentrelationship. This allows closure tree structures to usetag.tags_countrather thantag.children.count. This is much faster for large data sets, where counts are prohibitively slow.TODO
I would love the maintainers comments on the three TODO items above, to make sure that this PR doesn't break anything, and brings good enough performance and documentation.
Thanks,
Emil