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[release/7.0] Port perfmap environment variable change to 7.0 - #85072
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approved. @leecow this change was approved for 6.0.x, and this is the 7.0.x version.
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@davmason - Same message as in your other PR. Please merge before May 15th (code complete) if you want this change to be included in the June Release. |
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Ports #82142 to 7.0
Customer Impact
An internal partner team is running in to performance issues with generating both jit dumps and perfmap files. Currently we unconditionally do both and it all of the file IO can cause noticeable regressions. This change makes it so you can specify whether you want perfmaps, jit dumps, or both written out.
Testing
Manual validation that the correct files are produced when setting the environment variable.
Risk
Low, no known issues