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2.6.0: the performance pair, and the breaking changes under their own heading - #1941
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… heading v2.5.0 (the 1957th) and the 2549th measured together on one machine. Derivate allocates 5.5% more, in five baseline steps each inside the gate; recorded as unattributed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012sonx8iAspMiwRwokT1Ura
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Two release items for 2.6.0, the same pair #1231 carried for 2.5.0.
The performance pair.
v2.5.0(ab7a8bd6, the 1957th) and001b1caa(the 2549th, the last kernel change before the release), measured together on 2026-10-18. Both come from one run ofbenchmark_key_commits.sh, on one machine with nothing else on it. The new section sits above the 2.5.0 pair inversion_performance_control.md.ParseHard−98%,SolveEasy−95%,SimplifyHard−47% andSolveHard−16%.SolveEasy's six recorded steps predict −94.9%, measured −94.88%.Derivateis +5.5% (53,239 → 56,190 B; +5.2% time). It came in five gate-baseline steps of +0.7% to +1.9%, each inside the gate's 3%. The largest step is A sum, difference, product, quotient, conjunction, disjunction, exclusive disjunction, union or intersection caches the flat list of its operands, and SimplifyHard allocates 5.2% less #1426, which caches the operand list on each flat node. The cause is not bisected, so it is recorded as unattributed.v2.5.0column reproduces the 2.5.0 pair's measurement from 2026-09-09 to within 0.02% on every gated row.BREAKING-CHANGES.md.## Unreleased — since 2.5.0becomes## 2.6.0 — since 2.5.0, so the release notes' pinned link names the release. Every row in the section that mentions "the unreleased master" also states 2.5.0's value in its Was (2.5.0) column; this was checked.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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