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Bugzilla queries the repository for changed files before running queries. If queries were run first the query for looking for changed tasks would only have to take the tasks into account that were not returned as query results making that query smaller.
Haven't we already been trough this? It is sort of chicken and the egg issue. For example, if a *single* "changed tasks" query returns no tasks then there won't be need to synchronize several other queries for the same repository. This is, of course, also a speculation, unless we'll capture the real performance numbers...
Rob, it seems that in order for this to work we would need a modification time stamp in the query results. It seem that the rdf feed does not provide that. If I set to ctype to rss the timetstamp returned looks like this: <updated>2007-10-26T18:00:13Z</updated> Unfortunately the rss feed does not provide the other required fields (severity, priority...), so I don't see how we can make this work.
Related RFE in Bugzilla's Bugzilla: 341542: time stamp of query execution not included in rdf output https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=341542
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 280337 ***