Passing tree= to View.list, use_crumbs?, use_security? to improve performance on large systems #163
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@arangamani I'm not sure if I wrote the Unit tests how you would have liked. I couldn't find any unit tests in Client that really mocked calls to |
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Passing tree= to View.list, use_crumbs?, use_security? to improve performance on large systems
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Thank you! Could you let me know when/what version I should be looking for this change? |
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We have Jenkins instances in the 10s of thousands of jobs. Loading
{root}/api/jsoncan take a while.I found three calls that are currently loading that URL,
View.list,Client.use_crumbs?, andClient.use_security?.Instead, of loading everything, you could use the
?tree=feature to load just the value you are looking for. This is related to #89.