Does a security upgrade slow your app? Check before you merge
A vulnerability fix can change speed, memory and startup time. Here is a short before and after check to run on a fix pull request before it merges.
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A vulnerability fix can change speed, memory and startup time. Here is a short before and after check to run on a fix pull request before it merges.
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