[base] Optimize and move drafts collate function to draft-utils #1422
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This optimizes how we collate drafts and published into a single entry for display in document lists. Also moved the collate function into the common draftUtils package so that we can re-use it anywhere else it's needed. The numbers I got when collating a list of 10474 items locally (average of around 10 samples): *Before*: 142.15 ms *After*: 18.47 ms
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This optimizes how we collate drafts and published into a single entry for display in document lists. Also moved the collate function into the common draftUtils package so that we can re-use it anywhere else it's needed. The numbers I got when collating a list of 10474 items locally (average of around 10 samples): *Before*: 142.15 ms *After*: 18.47 ms
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This optimizes how we collate drafts and published into a single entry for display in document lists. Also moved the collate function into the common draftUtils package so that we can re-use it anywhere else it's needed.
The numbers I got when collating a list of 10474 items locally (average of around 10 samples):
Before: 142.15 ms
After: 18.47 ms