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- Removed redundant `root.glob("**/*.m4s")` scan at the start of `run_sync_cycle`.
- Relied on existing file tracking within the main loop to populate `current_cycle_files`.
- Added comments to clarify the pruning logic for `uploaded_files`.
- Benchmark showed ~57% improvement in processing time for 10,000 files.
Co-authored-by: DynamiteC <19831283+DynamiteC@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR optimizes the
run_sync_cyclefunction insrc/sidecar/main.pyby removing a redundant recursive glob scan of the.m4sfiles. The logic previously performed a full filesystem scan to prune theuploaded_filesset, and then immediately proceeded to iterate over the same directories again.The optimization removes the initial scan and instead uses the
current_cycle_filesset, which is populated during the main directory iteration, to pruneuploaded_filesat the end of the cycle. This avoids doing the I/O work twice.Benchmark results on a simulated dataset of 10,000 files showed a reduction in cycle time from ~0.035s to ~0.015s (~57% improvement).
PR created automatically by Jules for task 11014870424860883611 started by @DynamiteC