Two speedups to IndexNameExpressionResolver #112486
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Two obvious speedups to the IndexNameExpressionResolver where we can defer an expensive lookup from either the indices lookup or the thread context to if and when we actually need it.
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Two obvious speedups to the IndexNameExpressionResolver where we can defer an expensive lookup from either the indices lookup or the thread context to if and when we actually need it.
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Two obvious speedups to the IndexNameExpressionResolver where we can defer an expensive lookup from either the indices lookup or the thread context to if and when we actually need it.