⚡ Bolt: Optimize travel session state update#379
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Replaced an unconditional `.map()` with `.findIndex()` when updating the `travelSessions` state. This prevents unnecessary O(N) memory allocation and maintains referential equality when the state hasn't changed or only one element changed, thereby reducing unnecessary React re-renders in downstream components. Co-authored-by: ClarusIubar <101549899+ClarusIubar@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced unconditional
.map()with.findIndex()for updating thetravelSessionsarray inpublishRouteAction.ts.🎯 Why:
.map()creates a new array reference every time, even if no items match. This breaks referential equality and causes unnecessary re-renders in any React components that depend on thetravelSessionsstate.📊 Impact: Reduces O(N) memory allocations to O(1) in the worst-case scenario (when the item isn't found or when updating just one item). This preserves referential equality for the array and unmodified items, preventing React from cascading unnecessary re-renders.
🔬 Measurement: Verified functionality using unit, regression, integration, and smoke tests to ensure no regressions occurred during the state patch.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 2495762367520671538 started by @ClarusIubar