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Right now we user a bread-first/depth-first hybrid tree walk to sequentially assign IDs to nodes. This is super unstable, adding a single node having the potential to invalidate the majority of IDs in the map. Something the rustc folks are considering is hashing (a subset) of a given node and using that hash as the ID instead for their IDs. This produces a lot more stable IDs, we should consider this!
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Right now we user a bread-first/depth-first hybrid tree walk to sequentially assign IDs to nodes. This is super unstable, adding a single node having the potential to invalidate the majority of IDs in the map. Something the rustc folks are considering is hashing (a subset) of a given node and using that hash as the ID instead for their IDs. This produces a lot more stable IDs, we should consider this!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: