pgwire: retrieve password credentials concurrently with client wait #74365
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Release note (performance improvement): CockroachDB now retrieves the password credentials of the SQL client concurrently with waiting for the password response during the authentication exchange. This can yield a small latency reduction in new SQL connections.
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nice find!
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Reviewable status:complete! 0 of 0 LGTMs obtained (waiting on @knz)
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TFYR! bors r=rafiss |
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Release note (performance improvement): CockroachDB now retrieves
the password credentials of the SQL client concurrently with waiting
for the password response during the authentication exchange.
This can yield a small latency reduction in new SQL connections.