I integrated this library into a project that heavily uses RxJava. Unfortunately enabling the assembly tracking resulted in a non-acceptable performance drop.
Profiling without RxJava2Debug:
Profiling with RxJava2Debug:
The only difference between these two sessions was the line:
RxJava2Debug.enableRxJava2AssemblyTracking(new String[]{"my.package.id"});
I understand that this may not be a bug and is simply an implication of the implementation. However, you should clearly note the possible performance impact in the readme.
I integrated this library into a project that heavily uses RxJava. Unfortunately enabling the assembly tracking resulted in a non-acceptable performance drop.
Profiling without RxJava2Debug:
Profiling with RxJava2Debug:
The only difference between these two sessions was the line:
RxJava2Debug.enableRxJava2AssemblyTracking(new String[]{"my.package.id"});I understand that this may not be a bug and is simply an implication of the implementation. However, you should clearly note the possible performance impact in the readme.