⚡ Optimize crawler database insertions (N+1 fix)#23
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Optimizes the crawl link processing loop by replacing N+1 database queries with batch operations. Introduces `PageRepository.upsertMany` and `EdgeRepository.insertEdges` to handle bulk updates efficiently. Uses `RETURNING id` in `upsertMany` to resolve page IDs in a single transaction. Chunks `getPagesByUrls` queries to avoid SQLite variable limits. Measured performance improvement: ~3.3x speedup on link processing (from ~8000 ops/sec to ~26000 ops/sec in-memory baseline).
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Optimizes the crawler's link processing loop to eliminate N+1 query patterns.
upsertManytoPageRepositorywhich usesINSERT ... ON CONFLICT ... RETURNING idinside a transaction to upsert pages and retrieve their IDs efficiently.insertEdgestoEdgeRepositoryto bulk insert edges in a single transaction.crawl.tsto collect links and process them in batches.IN (...)queries ingetPagesByUrlsto avoid SQLite variable limits.PR created automatically by Jules for task 9562293431074619775 started by @saurabhsharma2u