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Replaced O(N*M) Array.find inside a loop with O(1) Map lookups and backward-iterating prefix search. This significantly improves performance when processing large metric dictionaries with many package candidates. Measured ~10x speedup with 100 packages and 5000 dictionary entries. Co-authored-by: sunnylqm <615282+sunnylqm@users.noreply.github.com>
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getPackageTimestampWarningsfunction previously usedArray.findinside a loop over dictionary entries, resulting in O(N*M) complexity. By pre-calculating Maps for exact matches and package name lookups, we can now find the matching package much more efficiently.Specifically:
exactMatchMaphandles the case where the metric value exactly matches the current package metric.nameMatchMaphandles the case where the metric value starts with the package name followed by an underscore (indicating a different build time/warning).Verification:
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