fix: optimize database queries to use find_each instead of all.each#1730
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- Replace ActiveStorage::Attachment.all.each with find_each in subdomain.rb - Replace ActiveStorage::Blob.all.each with find_each in subdomain.rb - Replace executed_api_actions.where(...).each with find_each in api_namespace.rb - Improves memory efficiency for large datasets by processing records in batches - Prevents memory exhaustion when dealing with large numbers of attachments/blobs This addresses performance issues with large dataset processing.
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This addresses performance issues with large dataset processing.