Currently it's just an await Promise.all() with no rate limiting. This is okay for wallets with not very many storage accounts. This is not good for wallets with hundreds of storage accounts. Depending on the system defaults on the client-side (at the OS level, which we can't control) the system will time out these requests as we've observed.
We should implement a form of rate limiting that limits the number of in-flight requests from the CLI to resolve this.
Currently it's just an
await Promise.all()with no rate limiting. This is okay for wallets with not very many storage accounts. This is not good for wallets with hundreds of storage accounts. Depending on the system defaults on the client-side (at the OS level, which we can't control) the system will time out these requests as we've observed.We should implement a form of rate limiting that limits the number of in-flight requests from the CLI to resolve this.