resmgr: block cache save during initial sync.#640
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Looks good. New methods still need to be added to mock objects for the unit tests to work. (This is what golangci-lint complains, too.) |
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Argh... always tend to forget. Fixed. |
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When doing a mass release followed by a mass allocation during initial sync, don't save the cache after each operation. Instead block cache saves and unblock them once the bulk/batch operation is complete, saving the cache once in the end. Signed-off-by: Krisztian Litkey <krisztian.litkey@intel.com>
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When doing a mass release followed by a mass allocation during initial sync, don't save the cache after each operation. Instead block cache saves and unblock them once the bulk/batch operation is complete, saving the cache once in the end.