Closed danzuep closed 9 months ago
Thanks @faisalbwn for spotting this one. I've deployed a new version so let me know how it goes.
I've removed the slow result filtering from Range().GetMessageSummariesAsync() which fixes the issue. This means that Query().GetMessageSummariesAsync() now returns results in ascending order to match MailKit, so anyone relying on that will now need to use the Linq.Reverse() method to get results in descending order again.
Thanks Daniel, The fix is working fine for me.
GetMessageSummariesAsync method is slow in v2.5.6.