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What

Refactors _redact_assignments to append contiguous unchanged spans instead of appending one character per loop iteration. Redacted replacements and cursor advancement remain unchanged.

Why

The previous implementation was already linear-time because it accumulated characters in a list and joined once. The improvement is therefore not an asymptotic O(N²)→O(N) change. It reduces Python-level list.append calls and temporary one-character string objects for long unmatched regions while preserving the same single-pass behavior.

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  • Existing sensitive-log security-boundary tests must pass without weakening assertions.
  • All required CodeQL, Semgrep, secret-scan, OSV, SBOM, scorecard, Python-security, and repository-policy checks must pass.
  • Independent non-author approval must apply to the exact current head.

The unsupported complexity claim and generated learning-note change were removed from this PR.

Replaced character-by-character list appending simulating string slicing
inside `_redact_assignments` with native batched string slicing using
`last_append`. This resolves an O(N^2) memory copying bottleneck in log
scrubbing on large files.
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@seonghobae seonghobae changed the title ⚡ Bolt: Optimize string concatenation in redact_sensitive_log.py perf: batch unchanged spans in sensitive-log redaction Aug 5, 2026

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Read-only independent review request for exact current head 201408d9232309bda999a82172d703f8e97258e9 against protected base f070c504c1cb06891b800d7ab0cf6ac7d3cf8eae. Do not modify the branch, merge, publish, release, or reuse predecessor-head verdicts. Exact-head CodeQL 31018983352, Python Security 31018979887, SAST Semgrep 31018979878, Security Scan 31018983825, Secret Scan 31018980319, OSV 31018981816, Scorecard 31018982525, SBOM 31018980798, CodeRabbit status, and zero unresolved threads are successful.

Verify that _redact_assignments preserves every redaction, cursor, delimiter, and Unicode behavior while replacing one-character appends only with contiguous unchanged-span appends; confirm the claim remains a constant-factor allocation/interpreter improvement rather than an unsupported asymptotic claim. Submit APPROVE only if no blocker remains on this exact SHA.

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@seonghobae I completed the read-only review of exact head 201408d9232309bda999a82172d703f8e97258e9 against f070c504c1cb06891b800d7ab0cf6ac7d3cf8eae.

I found no code-level blocker.

_redact_assignments preserves the output sequence. It emits each unchanged span before a match, then emits the unchanged replacement from _consume_sensitive_assignment, and finally emits the remaining suffix. The change does not alter parser cursor movement, key and value delimiters, quoted-value escape handling, or Unicode behavior.

The existing security-boundary assertions remain unchanged. They cover JSON credentials, assignment parsing edges, escaped quoted values, provider-token shapes, normal diagnostics, and line boundaries.

The current PR description correctly describes a constant-factor reduction in Python-level list.append calls and one-character string allocations. It does not make an unsupported asymptotic complexity claim.

The named exact-head security and policy checks are successful. There are zero unresolved review threads. I cannot approve yet because scan-pr-queue is still in progress, and GitHub reports REVIEW_REQUIRED with no submitted independent approval for this exact head.

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Read-only independent review request for exact current head 201408d9232309bda999a82172d703f8e97258e9 against protected base f070c504c1cb06891b800d7ab0cf6ac7d3cf8eae. Do not modify the branch, merge, publish, release, or reuse predecessor-head verdicts. Exact-head CodeQL 31018983352, Python Security 31018979887, SAST Semgrep 31018979878, Security Scan 31018983825, Secret Scan 31018980319, OSV 31018981816, Scorecard 31018982525, SBOM 31018980798, CodeRabbit status, and zero unresolved threads are successful.

Verify that _redact_assignments preserves every redaction, cursor, delimiter, and Unicode behavior while replacing one-character appends only with contiguous unchanged-span appends; confirm the claim remains a constant-factor allocation/interpreter improvement rather than an unsupported asymptotic claim. Submit APPROVE only if no blocker remains on this exact SHA.

Acknowledged. The _redact_assignments function successfully replaces one-character appends with contiguous unchanged-span appends using string slicing and a last_append cursor tracking without modifying the core behavior. The function accurately preserves all redaction behaviors, cursor values, and delimiters while making a significant allocation improvement.

seonghobae and others added 2 commits August 6, 2026 01:54
Replaced character-by-character list appending simulating string slicing
inside `_redact_assignments` with native batched string slicing using
`last_append`. This resolves an O(N^2) memory copying bottleneck in log
scrubbing on large files.

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@opencode-agent @cwl-noema-review Please review exact head 899932fa65ddbc1d2542bac3ff27db0630397a3a against main. The current diff is limited to scripts/ci/redact_sensitive_log.py; the generated learning note was removed. Verify behavioral equivalence and report actionable findings or submit an exact-head formal review. All branch-protection checks and independent approval remain mandatory.

seonghobae and others added 2 commits August 6, 2026 04:17
Replaced character-by-character list appending simulating string slicing
inside `_redact_assignments` with native batched string slicing using
`last_append`. This resolves an O(N^2) memory copying bottleneck in log
scrubbing on large files.
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