If someone can find a meaningful case where ag is faster than ripgrep, then I'm happy to accept a bug report. I'll do my best at that point to give an analysis of the benchmark, and if it's correct, I'll either try to fix it or say why it's hard to fix.
By "meaningful" I mean "something that is noticeable to humans." So for example, reporting a bug because ripgrep took 9ms and ag took 7ms on a tiny repo is one I would consider not meaningful. :)
(Sorry about the verbose caveats, but just trying to head off responses I've got in the past.)
long time silver searcher user here. made a switch to rg and haven't looked back. although ag is still a tool of that rare breed I really have nothing bad to say about.
If someone can find a meaningful case where ag is faster than ripgrep, then I'm happy to accept a bug report. I'll do my best at that point to give an analysis of the benchmark, and if it's correct, I'll either try to fix it or say why it's hard to fix.
By "meaningful" I mean "something that is noticeable to humans." So for example, reporting a bug because ripgrep took 9ms and ag took 7ms on a tiny repo is one I would consider not meaningful. :)
(Sorry about the verbose caveats, but just trying to head off responses I've got in the past.)