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Reduce refresh_queries's memory usage
See original GitHub issuerefresh_queries looks up all outdated queries and then schedules refresh tasks for each. The lookup can take a while and consume a lot of memory. We could probably do this in batches or yield for each outdated query.
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- Created 4 years ago
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Seems like it might be as simple as calling
yield_peron the SQLA query object.👍