Use a hand-written parser for entry points.#285
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jaraco merged 5 commits intopython:mainfrom Mar 27, 2021
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This speeds up the `entry_points()` tox perf check by ~30%, while being both shorter and easier to follow.
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Thanks for the contrib! In the subsequent commits, I extracted a separate parser inspired by the optimizations in 4e28868. This new implementation, while more verbose, re-uses |
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This speeds up the
entry_points()tox perf check by ~30%, while beingboth shorter and easier to follow.
See #283 and discussions linked therein.