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I realized that the metadata endpoint becomes extremely slow in case of a multi tree setup, where many trees have the same database name (which is not required to be unique in Gramps). The reason is that the family_tree_summary method, which is only used to determine the database type, iterates over all trees and opens each one that matches the provided name.
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I realized that the metadata endpoint becomes extremely slow in case of a multi tree setup, where many trees have the same database name (which is not required to be unique in Gramps). The reason is that the
family_tree_summary
method, which is only used to determine the database type, iterates over all trees and opens each one that matches the provided name.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: