Speed up GitLab plugin by fetching pages in parallel#467
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Use `ThreadPoolExecutor` to fetch paginated GitLab API results concurrently instead of sequentially. Parse the `last` page link to determine total pages upfront, then fetch all in parallel. Fall back to sequential `next`-link following when `last` header is absent. Filter results by `since` date per-page. Handle HTTP 429 rate limiting with retry using `Retry-After` header. Use `tenacity` for connection retry (consistent with the GitHub plugin). Add unit tests for page ordering, error handling, next-link fallback, and missing MR/Note lookups. Assisted-by: Claude Code Signed-off-by: Miroslav Vadkerti <mvadkert@redhat.com>
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ThreadPoolExecutorto fetch paginated GitLab API results concurrently instead of sequentially. Parse thelastpage link to determine total pages upfront, then fetch all in parallel. Fall back to sequentialnext-link following whenlastheader is absent. Filter results bysincedate per-page.Add unit tests for page ordering, error handling, next-link fallback, and missing MR/Note lookups.
Assisted-by: Claude Code