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With ForLetClauses1 and ForLetClauses2, our testing system is struggling performance wise if parallelize uses big ranges (eg. 1 to 10000). In the console application, results are fetched from spark and truncated to print only the first 100, which is fine. The testing system however, fully reads the results with a series of next() calls and without any truncation. I think this needs to be made more efficient. if these tests are to be put in the system (they take 1-2 minutes each).
With ForLetClauses1 and ForLetClauses2, our testing system is struggling performance wise if parallelize uses big ranges (eg. 1 to 10000). In the console application, results are fetched from spark and truncated to print only the first 100, which is fine. The testing system however, fully reads the results with a series of next() calls and without any truncation. I think this needs to be made more efficient. if these tests are to be put in the system (they take 1-2 minutes each).
Originally posted by @CanBerker in #174 (comment)
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