Stop spelling suggestions after 10 name-not-found errors#16174
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Previously, spelling suggestions stopped after name-not-found errors led to 10 *suggestions*. This may never happen for a failed import, which is the most common case for lots of name-not-found errors. Now spelling suggestions stop after the 10th name-not-found errors, which is better for performance.
mhegazy
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May 31, 2017
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Spelling suggestions now stop after the tenth name-not-found error, which is better for performance.
Previously, spelling suggestions stopped after name-not-found errors led to 10 suggestions. This may never happen for a failed import, which is the most common case for lots of name-not-found errors. In that worst case, we would continue to search for spelling suggestions for every name-not-found error but never find any.