perf: optimize hot paths in event handling#126
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The changes look solid and are well-justified. Ensure that the unit tests still cover the modified hot paths, especially the regex accumulation loop, to guard against any regressions. Reviewed — quality: high |
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Looks good, merging this in. CI is green and everything checks out 👍 Optimize hot paths in event handling by precomputing string lengths and using direct attribute access. |
Thank you for the review! I have verified that all unit tests, including those covering the modified hot paths, pass successfully without any regressions. |
Acknowledged. |
__init__.ifcheck outside.getattr(event, ...)calls with direct attribute access (event.event_type,event.src_path) since watchdog events guarantee these attributes, avoiding builtin overhead.any()generator showed it was slower than an explicitforloop, so the originalforloop was preserved)..jules/bolt.mdjournal.PR created automatically by Jules for task 18339441790131115798 started by @shenald-dev