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The pull request refactors the single_update function in NativePriceUpdater to pre-filter tokens whose cache entries have expired before calling estimate_prices_and_update_cache. This change ensures that the buffered stream only processes actual fetch requests, improving the efficiency of the CoinGecko API batching mechanism. The change aligns with the PR's description of improving the CG batching mechanism by preventing unnecessary requests from consuming buffered slots. No critical issues were found.
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Makes sense and since the callers of this function don't rely on ordering this should be fine. Thanks for the reproduction link. 👍 |
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estimate_prices_and_update_cacheiterates all tracked tokens, most of which are cache hits that resolve instantly. With .buffered() a pending cache miss at the front blocks yielding ready results behind it, keeping all remaining slots occupied and preventing new futures from entering the stream. This means expired tokens trickle into BufferedRequest too slowly producing batches of 2-3 tokens instead of the max 20.https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2024&gist=63d75fe56901ecfe850ec03875615596 demonstrates this.