Make event rendering faster#2316
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olleolleolle merged 2 commits intocodebar:masterfrom Sep 2, 2025
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This is very unlikely to change during one request, so we can memoise it and gain some speed
This means we won't need to make the sql requests to figure out if the user is organiser or the event
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Happy with this. At the same time, I'd like to think about how we can avoid making ActiveRecord queries from within Views where possible
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@olleolleolle @jonodrew could either of you merge this? |
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This PR makes event rendering slightly faster, by memoising
MemberPresenter#organiser?and using it to prevent unnecessary db queries (@user.event_organiser?(event))This PR overlaps slightly with @jonodrew's work in #2305, which will make this much faster.
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