Cache transformer crs for v0.20.x #1931
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This adds a cache mechanism to creating Transformer objects, which can be slow when called frequently. Additionally, this requires adding attributes to the Mercator creation as the x/y limits are created in the initializer which uses the cache/hash function.
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This milestone was closed with 0.20.0; this should go on a new milestone for 0.20.2 |
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Same as #1918, but pointing at v0.20.x.
I think this would be good to get in soon to contribute to a patch release as it is fixing something that I missed in the cache the first go around and should only improve performance for users.