Revert "improve lookup time for matches_any_publishers(). (#3068)"#3077
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Revert "improve lookup time for matches_any_publishers(). (#3068)"#3077
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This reverts commit b6730f9. Signed-off-by: Tomoya.Fujita <Tomoya.Fujita@sony.com>
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@jmachowinski can you approve this?
i do not want this to be released with next rolling sync, which is planning in next week.
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This reverts commit b6730f9.
it looks like this generates the regression #3068 (comment).
although we are not sure what the root cause is, i suggest to revert the fix (performance improvement) to avoid breaking the userspace.
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Revert #3068
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