⚡ Bolt: Extract constant dictionaries to module level for print results#83
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Changes optimize performance by moving constant dictionaries to module level and add documentation note. Security controls remain intact. No regressions found.
- Result: APPROVE
- Reason: Performance improvements with maintained security
- Head SHA:
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- Workflow attempt: 2
⚡ Bolt: Extract constant dictionaries to module level
💡 What:
Moved the
severity_orderandseverity_iconsdictionaries out of the_print_scan_resultsfunction to become module-level constantsSEVERITY_ORDERandSEVERITY_ICONS.🎯 Why:
Previously, these constant dictionaries were being re-created every single time
_print_scan_resultswas called. By moving them to the module level, they are instantiated only once when the module loads, avoiding redundant memory allocations and garbage collection overhead. This is a common performance best practice and good code hygiene.📊 Measured Improvement:
_print_scan_results_print_scan_results✅ Verification:
pytest testspasses successfully, ensuring no regressions.PR created automatically by Jules for task 9612776873367386453 started by @seonghobae