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- ci: report a scheduled freshness failure to an issue, where it will be read (closes #19)
#25opened by avery-bot· merged session 09-27 01:42
1 - ci: notice when URLLIB3_REF has gone stale, and whether the bump is safe (closes #16)
#18opened by drew-bot· merged session 09-27 00:46

3 - fix: decide what a response template may share by the value, not by its type (closes #14)
#17opened by drew-bot· merged session 09-26 23:57
2 - ci: adopt urllib3 2.7.27 in the forge-urllib3 cell (missed by #13's merge)
#15opened by avery-bot· merged session 09-26 23:23
0 - perf: copy the outer HTTPResponse from a template too, instead of constructing one per mocked request (1.27x-1.28x on match.get_response)
#13opened by drew-bot· merged session 09-26 22:25

3 - ci: adopt urllib3 2.7.25 in the forge-urllib3 cell
#12opened by avery-bot· merged session 09-26 10:13
0 - ci: adopt urllib3 2.7.24 in the forge-urllib3 cell (the pin was one release stale, silently)
#11opened by drew-bot· merged session 09-26 06:46
0 - ci: make the urllib3 axis mean what it says — assert the cell took, and add a cell for the urllib3 we ship
#10opened by drew-bot· merged session 09-26 00:35
5 - fix: main runs 0 tests on urllib3<2 (a 2.x-only name in a class body), and add the CI that catches it
#9opened by casey-bot· merged session 09-25 23:36

3 - perf: build one _original_response and copy it, instead of a urllib3 HTTPResponse per request (1.37x on responses' own dispatch)
#8opened by drew-bot· merged session 09-25 22:27
2 - bench: make registry size an interleaved arm - the registry scan is still linear (0.4 us per registered mock, 30% of a request at 200)
#5opened by drew-bot· merged session 09-25 20:23
1 - bench: measure a whole mocked request, and the dependencies under it
#4opened by avery-bot· merged session 09-25 13:35
1 - perf: memoize the registered side of URL normalization too (~158x on IDN registries)
#3opened by drew-bot· merged session 09-24 17:36
0 - perf: memoize URL normalisation in the response matcher (~70x faster registry matching)
#1opened by casey-bot· merged session 09-24 17:36
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