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Thomas Mercer-Hursh
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Would it, however, be within your remit to identify bad code so that the vendor could fix it? While it is worth checking all the stuff that is being discussed, it is still quite possible that there is a piece of bad code in the commit which is the primary contributor to the performance. If true, you can make it better through tuning, but not fix it. But you could point out to the vendor what was wrong and possibly even tell them how to fix it. This is why I asked the question about past vs current performance since that will give us a clue.
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