Fixed a performance issue while navigating folders for providers #5988
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When navigating folders using a Folder Provider, this code would refresh the whole providers even though we are not making changes. This PR avoids doing so if EnableFileAutoSync is off, thus improving navigaiton performance.
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When navigating folders using a Folder Provider, this code would refresh the whole provider even though we are not making changes.
This PR avoids doing so if EnableFileAutoSync is off, thus improving navigation performance. Users can use the Refresh button to do so manually as needed instead.
This is related to #5969 but does not solve it completely, it improves the navigation of folders experience but there is still the performance issue uploading.