optimize cookie handling in request #459
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Signed-off-by: nnnkkk7 <kurodanaoki0711pana@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: nnnkkk7 <kurodanaoki0711pana@gmail.com>
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This PR optimizes the way we handle cookies in the request.
Previously, we were calling
r.Cookies()twice and usingappendto add each cookie to a slice. This could potentially lead to unnecessary overhead due to the function calls and the automatic resizing of the slice when usingappend.The new implementation only calls
r.Cookies()once and uses indexing to set each element in the slice, which should be more efficient.This change should not affect the functionality of the code, but it should improve its performance.