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💡 What: Refactored the local branch cleanup logic in
script.ps1to batch all target branch names into a single array and pass them to onegit branch -Dcommand instead of calling it repeatedly inside a loop.🎯 Why: In PowerShell, spawning native executables (like
git) carries significant overhead. The original code exhibited an N+1 performance bottleneck by spawning a newgitprocess for every single branch to be deleted.📊 Impact: Reduces the number of process spawns during cleanup from O(N) to O(1), drastically speeding up the cleanup phase, especially in repositories with many stale branches.
🔬 Measurement: Execute the script in a repository with multiple branches to delete. Measure total execution time before and after the change; the cleanup phase will complete almost instantaneously with the patch.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 298510120052178563 started by @Cylae