Reorder database mappings to improve loading times
See original GitHub issueAcceptance Criteria (Required on creation)
- The database mappings are ordered in a way that
BuilderException
s don’t occur
Hints
BuilderException
s occur when loading MyBatis mappings and cross-referenced scripts are not yet loaded.- The failed mappings are retried later on again. This increases the loading time of all mappings overall.
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Breakdown
- Identify the references due to which script loading is failing
- Reorder the mappings to load to get rid of the loading failures
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created a year ago
- Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)
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Top GitHub Comments
Hi @tobiasschaefer,
good point regarding edits/updates, I wasn’t aware actually, and will keep that in mind in the future 👍
Regarding time reductions:
Hope that helps 🙂
Hi @tmetzke ,
thanks a lot for those numbers (unfortunately I first missed the updates 1 and 2 because edits of existing comments don’t seem to trigger notifications).
Those numbers are quite impressive - especially when extrapolated to all camunda7 installations world wide. Test suites of Spring Boot applications which use
@DirtiesContext
will profit a lot 🙂Regarding “update 2”. What was the initial time so that I can assess how much those 4 minutes are worth?
And how much faster (absolute and relative values) are the Spring and Spring-Boot related modules?
I’d love to hear some numbers. Even if the changes look trivial it took me quite some time to narrow down the issue.