⚡ Bolt: Offload blocking I/O to background tasks#60
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💡 What: Offloaded synchronous blocking operations (
DiskInfo.current(),Process.run(),process.waitUntilExit(), andreadDataToEndOfFile()) from the@MainActorto a detached background task usingTask.detached { ... }.value.🎯 Why: Running synchronous filesystem reads and process executions within an
@MainActorfunction causes the main thread to block, leading to UI freezes (spinning beachball) while scanning or pruning Docker.📊 Impact: Prevents UI unresponsiveness during Docker prune and disk space calculations. Scanning and pruning will no longer block the main thread.
🔬 Measurement: Trigger a Docker prune via the UI or run a normal scan; the application should remain responsive (animations run, buttons clickable) while the operation completes.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 873444635962137159 started by @acebytes