⚡ Bolt: Replace filepath.Walk with filepath.WalkDir#41
⚡ Bolt: Replace filepath.Walk with filepath.WalkDir#41MagdielCAS wants to merge 4 commits intomainfrom
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Replaced `filepath.Walk` with `filepath.WalkDir` in `internal/cli/docker/compose/command.go` to improve performance during directory traversal for Dockerfiles. This optimization avoids calling `os.Lstat` on every file/directory visited.
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Replaced `filepath.Walk` with `filepath.WalkDir` in `internal/cli/docker/compose/command.go` to improve performance during directory traversal for Dockerfiles. This optimization avoids calling `os.Lstat` on every file/directory visited.
Fixed CI failure in `.github/workflows/internal-ci.yml` when pushing auto-generated docs on PR runs by specifically pushing to `HEAD:${{ github.head_ref }}` during a `pull_request` event.
💡 What: Replaced
filepath.Walkwithfilepath.WalkDirininternal/cli/docker/compose/command.gowhen searching for Dockerfiles in the project. Added an inline comment explaining the optimization.🎯 Why:
filepath.Walkcallsos.Lstatfor every file and directory it encounters, which introduces significant overhead.filepath.WalkDir, introduced in Go 1.16, passes anos.DirEntryto the walk function instead of anos.FileInfo, avoiding theos.Lstatcall altogether in most cases. This results in much faster directory traversal.📊 Impact: Directory scanning operations (like searching for Dockerfiles) will be significantly faster, especially on large codebases with deep directory structures. The exact impact scales linearly with the number of files and directories in the repository, reducing expensive system calls.
🔬 Measurement: Run the
magi docker composecommand on a repository with a large number of nested files and directories (e.g., node_modules or large mono-repos). Measure the time taken before and after the change; the operation should complete faster and consume less CPU time.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5986704310141967232 started by @MagdielCAS