osd_publish_batch : optimize the Fact loop - use const ref to avoid u…#113
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…nnecessary copying.
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Since Fact contains FactMeta struct and an std:: variant field that in turn can contain a string, its copying is not an entirely trivial operation. We can avoid the extra Fact copying operations by using const reference in the loop:
for (const Fact& fact: *facts)instead of the original
for (Fact fact : *facts)Another option could be
Perhaps this one would be even better, but it requires some testing (which I cannot do at the moment) while the suggested change is 100% risk free.