Set the default optimization level to 3 for testing #1443
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to disable this. (As well as the fact that much of our code essentially requires optimization to run at all reasonably, this ensures that we are testing the code as it is compiled for release builds.) Signed-off-by: Daira-Emma Hopwood <[email protected]>
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We should experiment with Cargo profile overrides to just optimize the math-heavy dependencies: https://docs.rust-embedded.org/book/unsorted/speed-vs-size.html#optimizing-dependencies
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It's not necessary to block making this change (which is also in #1603) on doing that. We can do so as well to further improve build+test times, but this is already a strict improvement on both the time and debugging QoL axes over --release, and you can override it with --profile=dev when you need to.
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Use
--profile=devto disable this. (As well as the fact that much of our code essentially requires optimization to run at all reasonably, this ensures that we are testing the code as it is compiled for release builds.)An advantage of this over using
--releasewhen running tests is that it builds with full debug information (as far as possible given that some things will be optimized out).