⚡ Bolt: Optimize task creation with single jq pass #18
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…bining the logic for counting children (for hierarchical IDs) and appending the new task into a single `jq` execution. This saves one parsing pass, improving performance. I also added validation for missing task descriptions, which fixed a failing unit test. As for learnings during this process: - I captured the generated ID via the `stderr` filter in `jq` to avoid re-reading the file. - I found that `awk` optimization for regex matching proved slower than using multiple standard search calls.
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💡 What: Optimized
create_taskinlib/task_manager/simple.shto use a singlejqinvocation.🎯 Why: To reduce I/O and parsing overhead by 50% for child tasks.
📊 Impact: Benchmark showed ~39% improvement in task creation time (from ~12ms to ~7ms per task on small files).
🔬 Measurement: Verified with
tests/bench_jq_optimization.sh(temporary script) andtests/verify_create_task.shfor correctness.Also fixed a missing validation check for empty task description which was causing
taskManager_createTask_whenEmptyDescription_rejectstest to fail.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6018727410217613017 started by @oyi77