feat(health): optimize library sync for large libraries - #333
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- Implement streaming batch additions to reduce RAM usage\n- Use WalkDir instead of Walk for faster metadata scanning\n- Add periodic progress logging every 1000 files
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- Implement streaming batch additions to reduce RAM usage\n- Use WalkDir instead of Walk for faster metadata scanning\n- Add periodic progress logging every 1000 files Co-authored-by: drondeseries <drondeseries@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR optimizes the library sync process to handle large libraries (15k+ files) more efficiently, especially when using network mounts (rclone).
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filepath.Walktofilepath.WalkDirfor metadata scanning to avoid unnecessaryos.Lstatcalls.