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Support more than 122 simultaneous services #295

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@frenchy64 frenchy64 commented Jul 14, 2021

Fix #294

The general approach is switch to interpreted graph compilation mode if plumbing fails to compile the service graph with eager-compile. This way, there will not be a performance regression for graphs smaller than those described in plumatic/plumbing#138 and Trapperkeeper will gracefully choose the slower version only when plumbing's specialization strategy fails.

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@frenchy64 frenchy64 changed the title WIP: Handle large service graphs Support more than 122 simultaneous services Jul 14, 2021
@frenchy64 frenchy64 marked this pull request as ready for review July 14, 2021 16:08
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A simpler fix might be just to use interpreted-graph-compile, I was not sure if that would be accepted.

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This has been fixed upstream plumatic/plumbing#138

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Maximum number of services is limited to approximately 122
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