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When a node validates, it validates all the fields in a node.
Since validation means that the content of a field is retrieved (including huge blobs), any change on a binary node takes up unneeded resources for the 'uncahnged' fields (who generally do not need validation).
It seems better for performance to only validate changed fields, or fields on a new node.
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When a node validates, it validates all the fields in a node.
Since validation means that the content of a field is retrieved (including huge blobs), any change on a binary node takes up unneeded resources for the 'uncahnged' fields (who generally do not need validation).
It seems better for performance to only validate changed fields, or fields on a new node.
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Minor