⚡ Bolt: Optimize _scan_file with rule caching#45
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Cached the applicable rules per extension and pre-extracted the `.search` method reference to eliminate redundant list comprehensions and dictionary/attribute lookups inside the tight per-line file scanning loop. Included cache-busting to prevent failing unit tests when `SCAN_RULES` is mocked.
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The changes in PR #45 include updates to documentation and CLI functionality. No security, privacy, or regression risks were identified.
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💡 What: Cached the applicable rules per extension and pre-extracted the
.searchmethod reference in_scan_file. Addedid(SCAN_RULES)tracking to act as a cache-buster, keeping tests compatible.🎯 Why:
_scan_filepreviously ran a list comprehension to buildapplicable_rulesper file, and subsequently executedrule["pattern"].search(line)for every line scanned. This resulted in significant dictionary access and attribute lookup overhead in the tightest loop of the scanner.📊 Impact: Considerably faster scanning in large repositories by moving rule filtering entirely out of the file reading loop and stripping redundant function call overhead.
🔬 Measurement: Verified with
PYTHONPATH=. pytest teststhat logic remains identical. Scanning large codebases locally shows fewer iterations and faster returns.PR created automatically by Jules for task 18330591874465448704 started by @seonghobae