⚡ Bolt: [optimize branch cleanup] - #71
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💡 What: Batched the git branch deletion commands into a single `git branch -D` call. 🎯 Why: Calling `git` (a native executable) inside a loop causes significant process spawning overhead (the N+1 problem), which is especially slow in PowerShell. 📊 Impact: Eliminates N-1 process spawns. Performance improves linearly with the number of branches being cleaned up. 🔬 Measurement: Run script with dozens of open PRs/branches and observe the difference in time spent in the cleanup phase.
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💡 What: Batched the git branch deletion commands into a single
git branch -Dcall.🎯 Why: Calling
git(a native executable) inside a loop causes significant process spawning overhead (the N+1 problem), which is especially slow in PowerShell.📊 Impact: Eliminates N-1 process spawns. Performance improves linearly with the number of branches being cleaned up.
🔬 Measurement: Run script with dozens of open PRs/branches and observe the difference in time spent in the cleanup phase.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 3431739245428240004 started by @Cylae