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Recording is 2.5x faster and a false positive is gone. Recording sqlparse went from 16.0s to 6.3s - 8.2x overhead down to 3.7x - because more than half the time was pickling that failed. Arguments that can never be pickled are no longer retried for the whole run. Coverage is unchanged: 16321 inputs across 141 targets, per-target counts identical. random.seed(0) ran once per replay process, so records shared one stream and a candidate that changed how many values one function drew made untouched functions report as different. It now reseeds per record. Also: datetime and UUID normalisation was considered and rejected, with the reasoning recorded; documentation corrected against what the code actually does, including an --include pattern example that matched nothing; and the report pluralises properly.
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Recording is 2.5x faster and a false positive is gone.
Recording sqlparse went from 16.0s to 6.3s - 8.2x overhead down to 3.7x -
because more than half the time was pickling that failed. Arguments that can
never be pickled are no longer retried for the whole run. Coverage is
unchanged: 16321 inputs across 141 targets, per-target counts identical.
random.seed(0) ran once per replay process, so records shared one stream and
a candidate that changed how many values one function drew made untouched
functions report as different. It now reseeds per record.
Also: datetime and UUID normalisation was considered and rejected, with the
reasoning recorded; documentation corrected against what the code actually
does, including an --include pattern example that matched nothing; and the
report pluralises properly.