feat: added keepExecutions state to improve resource allocation (#383) #384
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This pull request introduces a refactor to the Switcher executions history mechanism, replacing the previous "historyExecution" approach with a more explicit and maintainable "executionsMap". The changes clarify the API for managing executions, add new methods for controlling execution memory, and update documentation and tests to reflect the new behavior. This change should also considerably improve performance for local and remote if there is no need to keep the executions results.
Executions History Refactor
historyExecutionmap withexecutionsMapinSwitcherRequest, and updated all related logic and method names to use the new terminology. This improves clarity and maintainability in how executions are stored and retrieved. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]flushExecutions()to theSwitcherinterface and implemented it inSwitcherRequest, allowing users to explicitly clear stored executions. [1] [2]keepExecutionsflag andkeepExecutions()method inSwitcherBuilderto enable/disable executions memory per switcher instance. [1] [2]API and Method Updates
flush()withresetInputs()for clearing input entries without affecting executions, and updated usages throughout the codebase and tests. [1] [2] [3]These changes collectively make executions management in the Switcher API more explicit, flexible, and easier to use and maintain.