⚡ Bolt: Optimize path containment checks#107
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💡 What: Replaced
os.path.commonpathwith string-basedstartswithchecks for directory containment inhelpers.files.is_in_dir.🎯 Why:
os.path.commonpathperforms internal list allocations and path splitting, creating a significant bottleneck for frequent path validation.📊 Impact: Micro-benchmarking shows a ~4x performance improvement (0.46s to 0.11s for 60,000 checks), reducing overhead in hot paths involving file security validation.
🔬 Measurement: Run a Python script generating 60,000 random containment checks using
os.path.commonpathvsabs_path.startswith(abs_dir + os.sep)and compare the time elapsed usingtime.time().PR created automatically by Jules for task 6997725882375431218 started by @thirdeyenation