This is more of a regression introduced in v2.7.3 (with PR #2848). When the store has a list of subjects, finding the next message to deliver would go through the subjects map and have to match to find out if it is a subset (if the filter had a wildcard). In situations where there were lots of subjects (for instance 1 message per subject), but the consumer did not filter on anything specific, then this processing was becoming slow. We now check that if the stream has a single subject (even with wildcard) and the consumer filters on that exact subject, then we can do a linear scan. We also do a linear scan if the number of messages in the block is 1/2 the number of subjects in the subjects map. Signed-off-by: Ivan Kozlovic <ivan@synadia.com>
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