narrowizard opened a new issue, #8142:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-devlake/issues/8142

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   ## What and why to refactor
   As a software engineer, I am using devlake to collect developer data since 
long time ago. Recently we find that the `_devlake_subtasks` table occurs a 
data inflation. It used 750MB after a week from we upgrading devlake v1.0, but 
there were only 1000 records in the table. 
   
   ## Describe the solution you'd like
   Solutions from @klesh   
   1. Reduce the update rate to _devlake_subtasks  table when collect data.
   2. Store progress info in memory firstly and write it to db in a fixed rate. 
   
   ## Related issues
   No
   
   ## Additional context
   The issue was 
[introduced](https://github.com/apache/incubator-devlake/commit/cb4c0d70f324ddb7302f7a469509c785fb178854#diff-64e114e0c6462173c17c75a58110c37b68efa0e474de118878fb25ce7ea3041bR356-R359)
 in v1.0.  
   


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