Optimize GitHub Sync Performance#5
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This commit implements several performance optimizations for the GitHub synchronization flow in `SyncManager`: - Moved `subprocess` and `urllib.parse` imports to the top level for better performance. - Cached the result of the Git installation check to avoid repeated `git --version` subprocess calls. - Cached the `git.Repo` object to reduce disk I/O and overhead when performing multiple sync operations (push, pull, conflict check). - Added a dirty-check in `set_config` to skip unnecessary writes to `config.json` when the configuration hasn't changed. - Implemented smart cache invalidation for the `Repo` object when GitHub-related credentials or URLs are updated. These changes significantly reduce the overhead of sync operations, especially in a GUI environment where these actions are frequently triggered. Co-authored-by: FaiGiJoon <96741065+FaiGiJoon@users.noreply.github.com>
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I have implemented the performance optimizations described in PR #4 to improve the GitHub synchronization flow. Key changes include:
git.Repoobject is cached to avoid redundant disk reads.set_confignow only writes to disk if the configuration value actually changed.I verified these changes with a suite of unit tests covering caching behavior and configuration logic.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10025964499801943247 started by @FaiGiJoon