fix: Inefficient N+1 query pattern in coupling analysis#158
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Codecov Report❌ Patch coverage is Additional details and impacted files@@ Coverage Diff @@
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+ Coverage 45.1% 45.6% +0.5%
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Files 350 367 +17
Lines 59747 61934 +2187
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+ Hits 26961 28278 +1317
- Misses 30960 31741 +781
- Partials 1826 1915 +89
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AutoFix: Inefficient N+1 query pattern in coupling analysis
Category: performance
Severity: medium
Issue
Each file is processed individually with separate ckb coupling commands, creating N+1 subprocess calls instead of batch processing, leading to poor performance on large changesets.
Fix
The fix addresses the N+1 query pattern by removing the individual file processing loop and instead using a single batch operation. The coupling analysis is now performed once with all changed files passed as a comma-separated list to the --files parameter, eliminating the subprocess overhead for each individual file. The analysis step is moved to the report generation phase to maintain the same functionality while improving performance.
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