<cfbolz>
"We did see performance gains for several Python releases, but 3.12 seems to go back to the performance of 3.9 (at least CI wise)."
<antocuni>
quoting some random comment in the issue:
<antocuni>
> Like I said, if you believe this is a dictionary performance regression, you should be able to isolate the dict operation, do it in a loop and stop-watch it - it should show the regression. Otherwise, I don't think this worth investigation from CPython's perspective.
<antocuni>
I think that this will be less and less true considering the changes in the CPython VM
<antocuni>
the era of pretty-deterministic-performance is gone
<Dejan>
depends on weather conditions
<Dejan>
:D
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<Hodgestar>
The 3.12 performance regression shows up in my current work code base too.