⚡ Optimize architectureFileBaseName to avoid array allocations#11
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💡 What: Replaced
split('/').pop()and array slicing inarchitectureFileBaseNamewith a more efficient implementation usinglastIndexOf('/')andsubstring().🎯 Why: The original implementation performed multiple string splits and array allocations just to extract the last or second-to-last segment of a file path. For repositories with many files, this function is called frequently and the overhead adds up. The new approach operates directly on the string without allocating intermediary arrays.
📊 Measured Improvement: A microbenchmark running the function over a representative sample of paths 100,000 times showed an improvement from ~1166ms to ~560ms, a ~52% reduction in execution time for this operation.
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