Using LINQ Count() on a ConcurrentQueue in every error scenario could be inefficient. Consider maintaining a separate counter or using a more efficient data structure for tracking recent errors.

[KyleC69]

Using LINQ Count() on a ConcurrentQueue in every error scenario could be inefficient. Consider maintaining a separate counter or using a more efficient data structure for tracking recent errors.

Originally posted by @Copilot in #96 (comment)

[copilot-swe-agent]

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[copilot-swe-agent]

@KyleC69 I hit the following errors while trying to work on issue #97.

• Changes must be made through a pull request due to repository rules

Note

• You can resolve this error by excluding branches beginning with copilot/ from your repository rules. To learn about managing repository rules, head to the GitHub Docs.

After resolving these issues, you can ask me to try again by unassigning and then reassigning the issue to me again.