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For proplists that represent queues the key set is fixed,
so special casing 'node' should be good enough. For other entites
we take a heavier handed approach and remove all duplicates from
the input proplist. The overhead of this with 1K entities seems
to be low single digit % in an end-to-end test that involves an HTTP
client.
Once we switch that code to use maps, the workaround won't be
necessary at all.
Closesrabbitmq/rabbitmq-management#601.
[#159578855]
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For proplists that represent queues the key set is fixed,
so special casing 'node' should be good enough. For other entites
we take a heavier handed approach and remove all duplicates from
the input proplist. The overhead of this with 1K entities seems
to be low single digit % in an end-to-end test that involves an HTTP
client.
Once we switch that code to use maps, the workaround won't be
necessary at all.
Closesrabbitmq/rabbitmq-management#601.
[#159578855]
(cherry picked from commit 59b0f4e)
michaelklishin
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GET /api/connections
currently produces a duplicatenode
key.Evidence provided in this rabbitmq-users thread.
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