fix: ensure unowned deriveds correctly get re-linked to the graph #14855
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BTW, the repro code in #14846 works in this PR's playground. Great job. |
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I've tried this fix in our codebase and it definitely improves memory profile. Some previously leakish stuff got fixed. Great job! If possible would be great if it can be released in a version before |
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Fixes #14846. This ensures that we properly attach unowned deriveds to their dependencies. Previously, we might only attach one of the dependencies if that dependency was also a mismatched version – which meant we skipped all the other dependencies.