fix: resolve N+1 query in ConfigReport.summarise#10950
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Thanks, @raman1236, could you please create a new ticket (https://projects.theforeman.org/projects/foreman/issues/new) and use its number in commit message? Also, small question inline.
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Description
Resolves the N+1 query in
ConfigReport.summarisethat has been marked with a TODO comment since the method was written.Problem
The
summarisemethod performed one SQL query per host to fetch recent reports:For a page listing 100 hosts, this generates 100 separate queries.
Fix
Replaced the per-host queries with a single batch query that loads all reports at once:
The reports are then grouped by
host_idin Ruby, maintaining the same behavior while reducing database round-trips from N+1 to 1.