Api::Repositories#sync should be fast because it just kicks off a sidekiq job via Repository#manual_sync, but the traces are very slow (DD is not displaying them for me ATTM).
after kicking off the job, Repository#manual_sync then updates the last_synced_at field so it doesn't get re-synced before it finishes syncing, but that update() kicks off a chain of callbacks in Repository and for all Repository#projects. So I'm minimizing the work done on this endpoint by changing it to a direct column update instead of a full save with callbacks.
Api::Repositories#syncshould be fast because it just kicks off a sidekiq job viaRepository#manual_sync, but the traces are very slow (DD is not displaying them for me ATTM).after kicking off the job,
Repository#manual_syncthen updates thelast_synced_atfield so it doesn't get re-synced before it finishes syncing, but thatupdate()kicks off a chain of callbacks in Repository and for all Repository#projects. So I'm minimizing the work done on this endpoint by changing it to a direct column update instead of a full save with callbacks.