Read the resource tree only once and cache it - #22
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The /api/v1/var resource tree only changes when the myGEKKO configuration is changed, but it was fetched on every read_data() call together with /api/v1/var/status. Fetching it once and caching it halves the number of requests per polling cycle and avoids transferring the largest API response over and over. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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DataProvider.read_data()fetched both/api/v1/var(the full resource tree) and/api/v1/var/statuson every call. The resource tree is the largest response the Query API produces and only changes when the myGEKKO configuration itself is changed, so this PR fetches it only on the firstread_data()call and caches it afterwards. Every subsequent cycle only requests/api/v1/var/status.Why
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resourcesstaysNoneand the nextread_data()call retries it, matching the previous behavior./api/v1/varis requested once across tworead_data()calls while/api/v1/var/statusis requested each time.🤖 Generated with Claude Code