Optimize Import Time by Deferring SSL Context Creation #100
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This pull request addresses the issue of increased import time caused by the changes in psf#6667. The primary change involves deferring the creation of the SSL context until it is actually needed, rather than at import time. This optimization should help reduce the import time by avoiding the expensive
load_verify_locations()call during the initial import.Changes:
get_ssl_contextfunction.get_ssl_contextthat creates and caches the SSL context. This function ensures that the SSL context is only created once per interpreter instance, thus optimizing the import time.These changes should help mitigate the import time regression observed between versions 2.31.0 and 2.32.3.