perf: optimize event loop lock contention#117
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The changes look solid for reducing lock contention. Ensure the double-checked locking pattern in the debounce thread spawn is safe (e.g., use a lock or threading.local to avoid race conditions on Python's GIL). Otherwise, ready to merge. Reviewed — quality: high |
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Looks good, merging this in. CI is green and everything checks out 👍 Optimizes event loop lock contention by using direct attribute access, moving assignments out of locks, and adding double-checked locking for debounce thread spawning. |
The double-checked locking is protected by |
Acknowledged. Thanks for the review! |
getattr(self, 'is_shutting_down', False)with direct attribute access.last_event_timeandlast_event_pathassignments outside the lock inon_any_event..jules/bolt.md.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10487350594901597601 started by @shenald-dev