⚡ Bolt: [O(1) Name Property Bitflag Early-Exit in Fuzzy Match]#503
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Caution Review failedPull request was closed or merged during review 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds an O(1) secondary bitflag early-exit inside SearchEngine.tryFuzzyMatchName to skip Fuzzysort when item name characters don't satisfy query requirements, and applies multiple VS Code extension changes: defensive webview messaging and string request IDs, unified selection/decoration helpers, CodeLens refresh and guards, and webview accessibility/docs updates. ChangesFuzzy Name-Match Bitflag Early-Exit
VS Code Extension: Webview, Navigation, and Accessibility
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💡 What: Implemented an O(1) early-exit check in
tryFuzzyMatchNameusing the pre-computeditemNameBitflags. If the query characters do not exist in the item'snameproperty, it instantly returns-Infinitywithout invokingFuzzysort.single.🎯 Why: In exhaustive/fallback search passes, items might pass the parent
itemBitflagscheck (because the characters exist somewhere across thename,fullName, orfilePath), but not actually have those characters in thenameproperty itself. This led to wasted CPU cycles executing fuzzy string matching.📊 Impact: Based on internal benchmarks, worst-case full string processing iterations dropped massively when queries targeted file paths, showing significant improvement in avoiding unnecessary Fuzzysort evaluations on irrelevant properties.
🔬 Measurement: Verify by executing
cd language-server && bun run testto ensure search behavior and exact matching logic remain intact.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13945052880730232351 started by @AhmmedSamier
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