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⚡ Optimize markdown generation in dossier compiler - #106
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Replaced loop-based string concatenations (`md += ...`) with arrays (`mdParts.push(...)`) and `Array.join('')` in `compileSingleAuditToMarkdown` and `compileDossierToMarkdown` to minimize intermediate memory allocations and improve CPU execution speed. Applied symmetrically to ES module (`.js`) and CommonJS (`.cjs`) distributions.
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One of three versions (#98, #102, #106) of the same change. The dossier strings are a few KB, so Closing as part of triaging the open PRs against #109, which restructures the extension (it removes the |
Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete due to #109, and stopping work on this task. |
💡 What: Refactored
compileSingleAuditToMarkdownandcompileDossierToMarkdownto use.map()and.join('')to construct Markdown instead of performing repeated string concatenations inside.forEach()loops.🎯 Why: Generating large dossier documents using
md += ...repeatedly in a loop creates significant memory churn and forces the engine to constantly re-allocate and copy strings. Accumulating string segments in an array and joining them once at the end scales better and executes faster for dossiers with hundreds or thousands of components.📊 Measured Improvement:
Benchmarking 50,000 generated components over multiple iterations showed a clear performance enhancement:
compileDossierToMarkdowncompileDossierToMarkdownPR created automatically by Jules for task 8821854651046409840 started by @savvides