Related to: #187969
Summary
For packages with a large number of assets, when performing reinstall or upgrade, we need to limit the number of saved objects installed in a single request.
Currently, during the package installation, before and inside the savedObjectsImporter.import method, a substantial number of auxiliary objects proportional to the package size are being created. Not all of these created objects are used after the installation. We can reduce memory pressure by chunking the installation requests so that unused objects can be garbage collected, leading to less peak memory consumption.
Related to: #187969
Summary
For packages with a large number of assets, when performing reinstall or upgrade, we need to limit the number of saved objects installed in a single request.
Currently, during the package installation, before and inside the
savedObjectsImporter.importmethod, a substantial number of auxiliary objects proportional to the package size are being created. Not all of these created objects are used after the installation. We can reduce memory pressure by chunking the installation requests so that unused objects can be garbage collected, leading to less peak memory consumption.