Enable YJIT for Ruby #7730
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waghanza
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Sep 5, 2024
Rails 7.2 enables YJIT itself after initialization. This makes sure code that only runs on initializing is not jitted. So for Rails we set RUBY_YJIT_ENABLE to falsey.
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I've enabled it for all ruby apps, and made an exception for Rails, which sets it itself for improved performance. |
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@waghanza I've updated |
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YJIT should improve Ruby performance.
Rails 7.2 enables YJIT itself after initialization.
This makes sure code that only runs on initializing is not jitted.
So for Rails we set RUBY_YJIT_ENABLE to falsey.