⚡ Bolt: Optimize task manager performance #10
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- Removed redundant write-on-read schema normalization in `init_tasks`, saving O(N) IO overhead on every command. - Consolidated `jq` calls in `create_task` to parse tags/dependencies and append the task in a single execution, reducing process spawning. - Verified Python fallback path remains functional. - Verified legacy tasks with missing fields are handled gracefully.
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⚡ Bolt: Optimized
lib/task_manager/simple.sh💡 What:
init_tasksthat was adding missing fields to all tasks on every command invocation.create_taskto use a singlejqinvocation for processing input arrays and appending the task, instead of 3-4 separate calls.🎯 Why:
init_taskswas performing a "write-on-read" operation, causing the entire tasks file to be rewritten even for read-only operations likelistorsearch. This is a significant performance bottleneck as the task list grows.create_taskwas spawning multiplejqprocesses to parse simple comma-separated strings, adding unnecessary latency.📊 Impact:
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listorsearchoperations.create_taskstill correctly parses tags and dependencies.// []default).PR created automatically by Jules for task 14323307939518571798 started by @oyi77