⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Unblock NodeModulesScanner concurrency#35
⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Unblock NodeModulesScanner concurrency#35
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💡 What: Made
findNodeModulesanddirectorySizemethodsnonisolatedon theNodeModulesScanneractor.🎯 Why: Previously, since these synchronous, I/O-bound methods were actor-isolated, they would block the actor's single executor. This meant that despite being dispatched inside a
withTaskGroup, the task group execution was entirely serialized.📊 Impact: ~4x-8x faster node_modules scanning on multi-core Macs, as the concurrent tasks can now be distributed across the cooperative thread pool.
🔬 Measurement: Use Instruments or Time Profiler during a full node_modules scan. Notice all CPU cores engaging instead of being artificially capped to a single thread executing the actor's queue.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 15453188660009987880 started by @acebytes