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Why is GFC slow to propagate paths with excess objects

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When there are over 10,000 objects/files in a folder, it could take a considerable amount of time for directory refresh to happen due to the meta-data that needs to be propagated for each file as each file is read sequentially. As you increase the amount of  files, this delay increases exponentially.

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