⚡ Bolt: Optimize content extraction pipeline#19
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💡 What: Replaced the inefficient and buggy `cat | sed | tr` pipeline with direct input redirection `tr < file`. 🎯 Why: - Performance: Reduces process forks from 3 to 1 per file. - Bug Fix: The `sed 's// /g'` command was invalid (empty regex), causing exit code 1 and potentially empty output on some systems. 📊 Impact: - ~66% reduction in process creation overhead during content extraction. - Fixes silent failure where file content could be lost. 🔬 Measurement: Verified by extracting content from a test file; previously failed (empty output), now succeeds.
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Optimize file content extraction by removing unnecessary
catandsedprocesses.This fixes a bug where
sedwith an empty regex caused failures, and improves performance by using direct input redirection totr.Verified that content is now correctly extracted and tests pass.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 11919698586509762373 started by @w3spi5