⚡ Bolt: Parallelize API calls in daily-activity-report#54
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- Parallelize GitHub API calls for commits, pulls, and issues using Promise.all. - Pre-calculate invariant Date object to avoid redundant parsing in PR filter loop. - Synchronize .github/workflows/daily-activity-report.md with implementation changes. - Add performance learning to .jules/bolt.md. Co-authored-by: Jobayer-c8 <290884056+Jobayer-c8@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request adds a new entry to the .jules/bolt.md file documenting learnings and action items about parallelizing GitHub API calls using Promise.all and handling API limitations such as the lack of a since parameter in github.rest.pulls.list. There are no review comments, and I have no feedback to provide.
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💡 What: Parallelized three independent GitHub API calls (commits, pulls, issues) using
Promise.alland optimized the PR filter loop by pre-calculating thesinceDateobject.🎯 Why: The original script executed network requests sequentially, leading to unnecessary wait times. It also repeatedly parsed the same ISO string into a
Dateobject within a loop.📊 Impact: Reduces the execution time of the data gathering phase by approximately 66% (from 3 sequential network round-trips to 1). Improves CPU efficiency by avoiding redundant
Dateobject instantiation during filtering.🔬 Measurement: Verified JavaScript syntax using
node --checkin a mock environment. Performance gains can be observed in the workflow execution logs by comparing before and after run durations of the 'Gather recent activity and create issue' step.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1477339998458249704 started by @Jobayer-c8