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Cache FIM entries in memory to avoid repeated writes to DB #372
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Makes a hash dictionary to avoid creating multiple entries for similar FIM requests.
The hashes are either:
path_of_file + providermessage_received_in_request + providerThe match for the rest of providers is a bit harder. There are several paths included on the message and the first one is not the path of the "focused" file. I will create an issue to look into them later. For the moment we can do a best effort of hashing the entire content of the request and storing that as a hash.