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PR rails#50623 introduced a ~5x per-render allocation regression for objects rendered via render(renderable) because every such call now flows through the full template rendering pipeline. This restores most of the previous throughput while keeping renderables' rendering path unified with regular templates. Fixes rails#57781. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 3ec82d0c-59bb-4b6a-8ef2-8f6edb8967ea
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Problem
rails#50623 closed a long-present gap between the render pipeline for renderables and non-renderables. GitHub saw a significant increase in allocations on ViewComponent-heavy routes as a result.
Alternative solution
@seanpdoyle proposed walking back most of the changes in https://github.com/rails/rails/compare/seanpdoyle:issue-57781. While I think that is an acceptable fix (and one we should land if this PR is not accepted), I would rather try to optimize the current implementation so we can keep the rendering of renderables as close to the same as non-renderables.
Proposed solution
Benchmarks are for renders with no subscribers to
render_template.action_view.I found a handful of optimizations that get us down to 10 obj/render, when we had 4 obj/render before rails#50623. @seanpdoyle's proposed fix is 8 obj/render. I think it's worth the extra two objects to have a much more unified approach.
render_inarity +respond_to?(:format)prepend_formatswhen subsetTemplateRendererperRendererNotifications.listening?gateTemplate::Renderablewhen no block