⚡ perf: Hoist appDict lookup outside of runningApps loop#11
⚡ perf: Hoist appDict lookup outside of runningApps loop#11
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💡 What: Extracted the dictionary lookup
appDelegate.appDict[dockItem.appID]into a local variablemappedAppIDbefore therunningApps.first(where:)closure inAppDelegate.swift.🎯 Why: The previous code performed the dictionary lookup on every iteration of the
runningApps.firstclosure, causing redundant redundant O(1) lookups that accumulate quickly. Hoisting the variable outside the loop reduces the lookup count to exactly one per click event, saving unnecessary CPU cycles and potentially preventing locking contention on the dictionary.📊 Measured Improvement:
A simulated benchmark script (Python representation of the underlying looping logic) measured:
PR created automatically by Jules for task 15820900435866320681 started by @hatimhtm