⚡ Optimize sequential file processing with Promise.all - #34
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Refactored `processMultipleFiles` in `fileService.ts` and the sequential loop in `ChatInput.tsx` to use `Promise.all`. This parallelizes file reading and transformations, significantly reducing total latency for multi-file operations. Benchmark results (10 files, 100ms delay each): - Sequential: 1005ms - Parallel: 101ms - Gain: ~90% faster Co-authored-by: Rukafuu <111822334+Rukafuu@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Refactored sequential file processing loops to use
Promise.allfor parallel execution.🎯 Why: To eliminate N+1 sequential execution bottlenecks in
processMultipleFilesand theattachFilesUI component, significantly improving latency when handling multiple files.📊 Measured Improvement: In a Node.js benchmark with 10 files and a simulated 100ms delay per file:
PR created automatically by Jules for task 8710885715218928630 started by @Rukafuu