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Return early on /sync code paths if a '*' filter is used #1640
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This is currently very conservative in that it only does this if there is no `since` token. This limits the risk to clients likely to be doing one-off syncs (like bridges), but does mean that normal human clients won't benefit from the time savings here. If the savings are large enough, I would consider generalising this to just check the filter.
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Currently checks for
*filters on:This is currently very conservative in that it only does this if there is no
sincetoken. This limits the risk to clients likely to be doing one-offsyncs (like bridges), but does mean that normal human clients won't benefit
from the time savings here. If the savings are large enough, I would consider
generalising this to just check the filter.