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- Replaced `cat | sed | tr` pipeline with `tr < file` redirection. - Eliminates 2 unnecessary process forks per file processed. - Fixes a critical bug where `sed 's// /g'` caused data loss (empty output) for all files. - Improved performance and reliability of content extraction.
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💡 What: Replaced the inefficient and broken pipeline
cat "$file" | sed 's// /g' | tr ...with a singletrcommand using input redirection.🎯 Why:
catandsed) for every single file processed.sed 's// /g'command was invalid (missing regex) and causedsedto fail, resulting in empty output for all files.📊 Impact:
🔬 Measurement:
reproduce_issue.shthat content is now correctly extracted (was 0 bytes, now full content).test/test_basic.shandtest/test_features.sh.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7024311492654000367 started by @w3spi5