⚡ Optimize public_source_fetch O(1) lookup - #140
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💡 What: Introduced a cached map
_verify_public_source_fetch_scripts_mapfor fetching script issues and modifiedcheck_source_fetch_readinessto use this dictionary map for O(1) lookups instead of resolving and looping over theverify_public_source_fetch_scripts()generator on each call.🎯 Why: Previously, the
check_source_fetch_readinessfunction was resolving the generatorverify_public_source_fetch_scripts()which touches the filesystem for every single iteration when validating readiness. This resulted in O(N^2) complexity where N is the number of scripts.📊 Measured Improvement: Running the require-raw check in
main()10 times dropped from ~2.9 seconds to ~0.2 seconds, yielding a significant performance boost.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2156190308200195168 started by @edithatogo