⚡ Optimize Array Deduplication in Backup Endpoints#519
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- Replace spread operator with iterative Set.add() to avoid intermediate array allocation. - Add conditional assignment to avoid unnecessary updates when no new endpoints are found. - Improve memory efficiency and CPU performance during backup endpoint merging. Co-authored-by: sunnylqm <615282+sunnylqm@users.noreply.github.com>
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In `@src/client.ts`:
- Around line 347-354: The current merge logic uses backups.length to detect
changes but that fails when backups already contains duplicates; compute the
deduplicated original size first (e.g., const originalSize = new
Set(backups).size), then add remoteEndpoints to the set and compare set.size !==
originalSize to decide whether to assign server.backups = Array.from(set);
reference the variables backups, remoteEndpoints, server.backups and the Set
used to dedupe.
| const backups = server.backups || []; | ||
| const set = new Set(backups); | ||
| for (const endpoint of remoteEndpoints) { | ||
| set.add(endpoint); | ||
| } | ||
| if (set.size !== backups.length) { | ||
| server.backups = Array.from(set); | ||
| } |
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Fix merge-change detection when backups already contains duplicates.
Line 352 compares against backups.length, which can miss real additions.
Example: ['a','a','b'] + ['c'] yields set.size === 3 and skips assignment, so 'c' is lost.
Proposed fix
- const backups = server.backups || [];
- const set = new Set(backups);
+ const backups = server.backups || [];
+ const set = new Set(backups);
+ const initialUniqueSize = set.size;
for (const endpoint of remoteEndpoints) {
set.add(endpoint);
}
- if (set.size !== backups.length) {
+ const hadDuplicates = backups.length !== initialUniqueSize;
+ const addedNewEndpoints = set.size !== initialUniqueSize;
+ if (hadDuplicates || addedNewEndpoints) {
server.backups = Array.from(set);
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| const backups = server.backups || []; | |
| const set = new Set(backups); | |
| for (const endpoint of remoteEndpoints) { | |
| set.add(endpoint); | |
| } | |
| if (set.size !== backups.length) { | |
| server.backups = Array.from(set); | |
| } | |
| const backups = server.backups || []; | |
| const set = new Set(backups); | |
| const initialUniqueSize = set.size; | |
| for (const endpoint of remoteEndpoints) { | |
| set.add(endpoint); | |
| } | |
| const hadDuplicates = backups.length !== initialUniqueSize; | |
| const addedNewEndpoints = set.size !== initialUniqueSize; | |
| if (hadDuplicates || addedNewEndpoints) { | |
| server.backups = Array.from(set); | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/client.ts` around lines 347 - 354, The current merge logic uses
backups.length to detect changes but that fails when backups already contains
duplicates; compute the deduplicated original size first (e.g., const
originalSize = new Set(backups).size), then add remoteEndpoints to the set and
compare set.size !== originalSize to decide whether to assign server.backups =
Array.from(set); reference the variables backups, remoteEndpoints,
server.backups and the Set used to dedupe.
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💡 What: Replaced the spread operator and
new Set()approach for deduplicating backup endpoints with an iterativeSet.add()approach and a conditional assignment.🎯 Why: The original code created an intermediate array containing all elements (including duplicates) before creating the Set, leading to unnecessary memory allocations and CPU overhead. Additionally, the backups array was always reassigned, potentially triggering unnecessary downstream updates even when no new endpoints were added.
📊 Measured Improvement:
Benchmark results showed significant improvements:
The optimization is particularly effective at reducing memory pressure by avoiding the creation of large intermediate arrays.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 1953812411860716542 started by @sunnylqm
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