feat: Performance boost with Promise.all concurrency 🚀 #40212
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heya looks like the build is broken because of a chrome issue that we are currently trying to resolve. once it is fixed, we'll need to rebase this. I'll ping this thread once we've merged the workaround. |
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the issue has been temporarily resolved thru #39912 . Please rebase this PR and ping me when ready. Thank for for submitting this optimization! |
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This PR improves performance by switching to concurrent execution of asynchronous operations using
Promise.all. Previously, these operations were sequential, increasing processing time.Promise.allallows multiple promises to resolve concurrently, significantly reducing the overall execution time when dealing with independent asynchronous tasks. This is especially beneficial when I/O bound operations are involved, as the CPU can work on other tasks while waiting for responses.Extremely sorry if I made any mistakes.