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Hey @sunitparekh, I've been looking at your gem. I like the fluent-language a lot!
However I have some suggestions:
It runs #each instead of #find_each, which is significantly faster.
It doesn't allow for the user to skip callbacks.
It doesn't allow for the user to skip validations.
It loads the AR model into memory
All of these things will make the anonymization process slow. My company is about to release a gem we could integrate, called active_record-write. It would make operations faster by a significant amount. Thoughts?
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Thanks a lot for suggestions and happy to make it better.
Send me a pull request with changes you are suggesting and I will look into
those and do the necessary which can help make tool better.
On Thu, 17 Dec 2015 at 4:58 AM, Kurtis Rainbolt-Greene < [email protected]> wrote:
It runs #each instead of #find_each, which is significantly faster.
It doesn't allow for the user to skip callbacks.
It doesn't allow for the user to skip validations.
It loads the AR model into memory
All of these things will make the anonymization process slow. My company
is about to release a gem we could integrate, called active_record-write.
It would make operations faster by a significant amount. Thoughts?
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Hey @sunitparekh, I've been looking at your gem. I like the fluent-language a lot!
However I have some suggestions:
#each
instead of#find_each
, which is significantly faster.All of these things will make the anonymization process slow. My company is about to release a gem we could integrate, called active_record-write. It would make operations faster by a significant amount. Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: