repo-compress: use chunkindex rather than repository.list() #8398
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repository.list is slow, so rather use the chunkindex, which might be cached in future. currently, it also uses repository.list, but at least we can solve the problem at one place then.
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repository.list is slow, so rather use the chunkindex, which might be cached in future.
currently, it also uses repository.list, but at least we can solve the problem at one place then.