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Avoid running git checkout $BaseBranch --force on every loop iteration unless a local branch checkout occurred during conflict resolution.
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💡 What:
Introduced a
$needsCheckoutflag to track whenResolve-AndUpdatechecks out a PR branch locally.git checkout $BaseBranch --forceis now executed conditionally at the end of the loop only when a local branch checkout actually took place.🎯 Why:
When PRs are merged directly via
Invoke-GhMerge(gh pr merge), operations occur server-side and local Git branch state remains unchanged on$BaseBranch. Runninggit checkout $BaseBranch --forceunconditionally on every PR iteration spawns unnecessarygitprocesses and performs redundant disk I/O and index checks.📊 Measured Improvement:
git checkoutsub-processes.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16099986467798121611 started by @Cylae