JP Camara @jpcamara.com · Dec 5

Yea It's a fair concern. I looked at many of the rewrite PRs though, and they would usually verify that the Ruby code ran as fast, or negligibly slower. I think it's the reason `with_yjit` was introduced, to keep the existing C versions if there are any perf regressions on non-YJIT

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Mohit Sindhwani · Dec 5

Ya, it's just a concern yet but fwiw, the numbers on Ruby 3.4 (and 3.3) are worse than Ruby 3.2 in your post 🙂