Only pass -Zincremental-verify-ich for incremental compiles - #2510
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Seems ok to me, though we'll need to be careful when we update the rustc-perf version used by CI, otherwise the improvement might be attributed to a compiler change. |
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This shouldn't be needed if rust-lang/rust#159796 lands, right? Let's wait for that. |
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For non-incremental compiles the flag has no purpose. It triggers a query key verification sweep that costs ~1.3% of instructions on non-incr full measurements. This is overhead that exists only in the benchmark, not in real builds.