fix: optimized protobuf access for performance#155
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There are a few other untested code blocks, but I can't see the CI results for past PRs to confirm whether they were pre-existing. |
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More efficiently uses proto-plus wrappers, as well as inner protobuf attribute access, to greatly reduce the performance costs seen in version 2.0.0 (which stemmed from the introduction of proto-plus).
The size of the performance improvement scales with the number of attributes on each Entity, but in general, speeds once again closely approximate those from 1.15.
Fixes #145
Fixes #150