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⚡ Optimize subscription assignment loop in receiver db - #252
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Co-authored-by: iwismer <10574297+iwismer@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What:
Optimized
replace_stream_subscriptionsinservices/receiver/src/db.rsby utilizingprepare_cachedand direct low-level parameter binding (stmt.raw_bind_parameter(...)andstmt.raw_execute()) instead of allocating dynamic parameter slices (rusqlite::params![]) on every iteration of the subscription insertion loop.🎯 Why:
When inserting multiple subscriptions, creating dynamic parameter vectors/slices (
params![...]) on every row execution caused redundant parameter allocation and dynamic dispatch overhead. Switching to raw parameter binding and cached statements removes loop allocations while preserving exact functionality and parameter safety.📊 Measured Improvement:
bench_replace_stream_subscriptions(1,000 subscriptions, 20 iterations)PR created automatically by Jules for task 12974985993301861592 started by @iwismer