[NodeManipulator] Reduce parent attribute usage on VariableManipulator#3528
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@TomasVotruba I am merging it ;) |
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#3528) * [NodeManipulator] Reduce parent attribute usage on VariableManipulator * move arg check inside * Final touch: early assign and stop
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Previously, it look up variable, check parent is equal to assign, then continue lookup. This PR remove parent lookup by direct check on node is assign, then don't traverse current and children.