remove unneeded clone in TzdbResolver::get#628
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in the future the dx can be improved once `RwLockReadGuard::map` is stabilized, see rust-lang/rust#117108
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Ah, yeah... somehow missed that. Sorry |
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Don't worry it happens after just about every merge to main |
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I noticed that every time when a timezone is accessed via
ResolvedIdin the cache, the fullTzifstruct is cloned, which contains multiple allocations.Just from poking around in the code, this seems to happen quite frequently, for example when a new
ZonedDateTimeis created.In the future the dx can be improved once
RwLockReadGuard::mapis stabilized, see rust-lang/rust#117108, though I think it will take some time.