[Refactor] Optimize copyDirectoryContents with glob cwd#7495
[Refactor] Optimize copyDirectoryContents with glob cwd#7495gonzaloriestra wants to merge 1 commit into
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Optimizes the `copyDirectoryContents` function in `cli-kit` by using the `cwd` option in `glob` instead of manual path manipulation. This reduces overhead and makes the code more robust against platform-specific path issues.
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WHY are these changes introduced?
This refactor improves the performance and readability of the
copyDirectoryContentsutility. By using thecwdoption in theglobcall, we avoid brittle manual string manipulation to calculate relative paths, which aligns with the project's performance guidelines for file-intensive operations.WHAT is this pull request doing?
copyDirectoryContentsinpackages/cli-kit/src/public/node/fs.tsto useglob('**/*', {cwd: srcDir}).for...ofloop with a more idiomatic.map()andPromise.all()approach.How to test your changes?
Run the unit tests for the affected package:
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git log --grep="Refactor" --pretty=format:"%h %s" -n 50No previous PRs were found that address this specific optimization in the
copyDirectoryContentsfunction withincli-kit.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7992711792130112196 started by @gonzaloriestra