⚡ Bolt: Change scanner and cleaner actors to structs to fix parallel I/O bottleneck#36
⚡ Bolt: Change scanner and cleaner actors to structs to fix parallel I/O bottleneck#36
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…leneck By using an `actor` to manage a `withTaskGroup` where tasks invoke synchronous, blocking I/O (like `FileManager` operations) directly on the actor inadvertently serializes the tasks, preventing parallelism. Changing `CacheScanner`, `NodeModulesScanner`, and `CacheCleaner` to `struct` allows these I/O operations to run concurrently across threads. Co-authored-by: acebytes <2820910+acebytes@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Changed
CacheScanner,NodeModulesScanner, andCacheCleanerfromactortostruct.🎯 Why: Using an
actorinadvertently serializes execution of tasks inwithTaskGroupwhen tasks perform synchronousFileManageroperations. Usingstructenables true parallelism by allowing these operations to run concurrently across threads.📊 Impact: Considerably faster scanning and cleaning execution times by leveraging actual parallel processing instead of serialized tasks.
🔬 Measurement: Run a clean and check time elapsed vs before. Codebase-specific learnings about avoiding this anti-pattern were recorded in
.jules/bolt.md.PR created automatically by Jules for task 9604150772285638711 started by @acebytes