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Scope

Standalone performance change against develop for the wp-admin subscriber table.

Summary

• Load the current subscriber page distinct popup IDs and titles with one narrow query.
• Resolve every ID through the public pum_get_popup_id filter before batching, then map the filtered titles back to the stored subscriber IDs.
• Reuse that mapping while rendering the Popup column instead of hydrating a popup model and metadata per row.
• Preserve the legacy direct-column fallback for callers that invoke the column renderer without preparing the table first.
• Add cold-cache query-budget and popup-ID filter compatibility regression coverage.

Measured impact

Benchmark: 20 subscriber rows referencing 20 distinct published popups, with each popup object cache cleared before a complete prepare_items() plus Popup-column render.

Metric	Baseline	Optimized	Change
SQL queries	42	3	-92.9%
Execution time	3.180 ms	0.782 ms	-75.4%
Titles rendered	20/20	20/20	unchanged

Ablation: preloading full WP_Post objects reduced the path to four queries and 0.811 ms. The final two-column read avoids the extra split query and full post hydration because the table only consumes ID and post_title. Preserving the popup-ID filter adds no SQL queries.

Compatibility and correctness

• Filtered popup IDs retain the legacy behavior: the resolved popup supplies the title while the subscriber stored popup ID remains in the edit link and label.
• Multiple stored IDs resolving to the same popup are deduplicated in the database query.
• Invalid or missing resolved popups continue to render N/A.

Validation

• Full GitHub Tests matrix and CI - Code Quality: green on the final SHA.
• Admin subscriber table suite: 2 tests, 24 assertions.
• Popup-ID filter regression verifies the filtered title, absence of the original title, and preservation of the stored-ID edit link.
• Changed production-file PHPStan and PHPCS: passed.
• PHP syntax and git diff --check: passed.
• Prior Codex popup-ID filter finding remains fixed; no unresolved review threads.
• Original two-commit scoped range replayed unchanged onto current develop (git range-diff exact match).

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