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Zone._index optimization: binary search for closest "until" #720

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@dashie dashie commented Jan 28, 2019

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Hi @dashie. Sorry I was tuned out for a while.

You basically hit the same problem I just stumbled upon, in #743 after updating things for the latest IANA version.

Would you be so kind to rebase this off the current release?

Thanks.

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... Or rather, can you separate the code changes out so I can do a full build after merging?

Thanks.

@dashie dashie force-pushed the develop branch 2 times, most recently from 6d5b091 to fa5c4b6 Compare April 20, 2019 03:36
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dashie commented Apr 20, 2019

I did it, but there are always issues with IANA version.
Anyway I've cleaned and rebased my history (dashie@fa5c4b6) so it is simple for you to look into the changes

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Ooh, binary search, nice. I hope to merge this soon.

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dashie commented Dec 9, 2022

@ichernev it is merged now? Do you need any other stuff from me?

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dashie commented May 4, 2023

@ichernev @mattjohnsonpint any news on this merge?

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Ah sorry I missed this one as I thought it was already being handled by others. I'm all for performance improvements so I'll take a look very soon. 😄

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Sorry for the delay on this, @dashie. I'm still catching up on the backlog of cleanup tasks for this project.

I've finally found some time to look at this properly. My rudimentary performance tests suggest that for a zone with a lot of transitions (like Europe/London), this is 2–5 times faster, depending on which timestamp is being checked. Nicely done!

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