[enhancement]: change log level "Search can't be optimized because wildcard...."

[Scrounger]

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Description

the function getStates and getStatesAsync flood the log (level = debug) with the message Search can't be optimized because wildcard not at the end, fallback to keys!: function(doc) { if (doc.type === 'state') if you call this cyclic.

Please change the debug level to silly.

Why?

log message don't bring a benifit and using wildcard at the end is rare.

How?

Please change the log level from debug to silly.

[Apollon77]

In my eyes subscribes with wildcard at the end is "normal" and others basically not. What exact case you have where you use other wildcard types? How many states the adapter has where this is relevant? Especially how often you do this when you say that it "floods" the log?

beside disabling I would favor - when it makes sense - to allow a Adapter settings to disable this log because when you know what you are doing, the adapter not has too many states and so the effects of this are known and considered by you as the Dev (because for adapters with many states this can have significant performance effects) then it might be ok

[Scrounger]

for e.g. if you have multiple devices, where you would like to get only one state:

adapter.0.devices.device1.uptime
adapter.0.devices.device2.uptime
adapter.0.devices.device3.uptime
adapter.0.devices.device4.uptime

getStatesAsync('adapter.0.devices.*.uptime')

If i check e.g. every 30s if the uptime changed to determinate if a device is still online or not, the debug log is flooded by Search can't be optimized because wildcard not at the end, fallback to keys!: function(doc) { if (doc.type === 'state').

[Apollon77]

Hm ,.. why you should repeat the search every 30s? Why not simply subscribe to this pattern then you get changes and only the the error max once? Also because subscriptions can handle this more optimized that "getState"

[Scrounger]

because the uptime not change if the devices is offline. So subscribing not working to detect if a device is offline. this must be done cyclic.