⚡ Bolt: Add itemPathBitflags for fuzzy matching early exit#585
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Introduced `itemPathBitflags` parallel array in the `SearchEngine` to allow for O(1) early-exit checks when performing fuzzy matches on the path property. This skips the expensive `Fuzzysort.single` algorithm for paths that don't contain the characters in the query bitmask. Co-authored-by: AhmmedSamier <[email protected]>
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ChangesPath bitflag search optimization
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💡 What: Added an
itemPathBitflagsparallel array to theSearchEngine. It calculates and stores the character bitmask specifically for therelativeFilePathproperty. ThetryFuzzyMatchPathmethod now uses this bitmask to perform an O(1) early-exit check before running the expensivefuzzysortalgorithm.🎯 Why: Previously,
tryFuzzyMatchPathhad to run thefuzzysortalgorithm on paths even if they didn't contain the necessary characters, as long as the overall item passed the aggregateitemBitflagscheck (which could happen if the missing characters existed in the name or fullName). This avoids executing expensive regex and array allocations for paths that definitely won't match.📊 Impact: Reduces CPU cycles spent on
fuzzysortby quickly discarding paths that do not contain all the query characters.🔬 Measurement: Verified by running all unit tests in the
language-serverwhich confirm that the search engine still returns accurate results while benefiting from the early-exit optimization.PR created automatically by Jules for task 9245149041969347036 started by @AhmmedSamier
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