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[stable35] perf(LogIterator): Read long lines in linear time - #2328
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LogIterator reads the log backwards in chunks of 8 KB. When a line spans several chunks, every chunk is prepended to the whole buffer before the whole buffer is searched for a newline again. Reading a line of length L therefore takes O(L虏) time. Such long lines can be written, for example by occ upgrade, which forces the debug log level. A log with a few of them stalls the "Errors in the log" setup check and the log viewer. Remember where the line ends, only search the newly read chunk for its start, and then read the whole line at once. This reduces the time to O(L). Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-opus-5-5 Signed-off-by: David Dreschner <david.dreschner@nextcloud.com>
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Backport of PR #2327