refactor(matrix-client): optimize event handling in message retrieval by reducing redundant liveTimeline calls #2198
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What does this do?
This change optimizes the retrieval of chat and post messages by reducing redundant calls to the liveTimeline. The events are now retrieved once and passed down, improving the overall performance of the message fetching process.
Why are we making this change?
We are making this change to enhance the performance of the application by minimizing unnecessary calls to the liveTimeline, which can be resource-intensive. This optimization reduces the load on the system and improves the efficiency of message handling.
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