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  1. OpenShift Pipelines
  2. SRVKP-3399

Optimize PipelineRun matching from the tekton directory

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      We are now optimizing PipelineRun matching with a large set of pipelinerun in the .tekton dir with a large number of remote annotations.

      We only fetch the remote tasks on the matched pipelineruns and not everytime.
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      We are now optimizing PipelineRun matching with a large set of pipelinerun in the .tekton dir with a large number of remote annotations. We only fetch the remote tasks on the matched pipelineruns and not everytime.
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    • Pipelines Sprint 245, Pipelines Sprint 246, Pipelines Sprint 247

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      When we start doing the matching of the pipelinerun from the .tekton directory, we first "resolve" them by resolving and grabbing the remote resources first and then we do the matching of the annotations.

       

      On some providers the .tekton may have a lot of Pipelinerun and this could get quite slow to know which one to resolve. It does consumes as well API calls which is rate limited.{}

      We should optimize this part to do the matching as soon as possible and only resolve the matched PipelineRuns

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              cboudjna@redhat.com Chmouel Boudjnah
              cboudjna@redhat.com Chmouel Boudjnah
              Piyush Garg Piyush Garg
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