Indexation on order from synchronous to asynchronous to speed up orde…#51
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Problem : the product reindex during order confirmation was taking 15-45 seconds to finish.
My solution is to make the reindexation asynchronous.
So i created a cron which checks every minute if there's products to reindex.
The products ids are stocked in a table
order_asynchronous_index.Thanks again for the module :).