⚡ Optimize folder ID lookups by using a dictionary cache - #21
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This commit updates `_FOLDER_CACHE` to store children as a dictionary mapping titles to IDs instead of a list of dictionaries. This changes the lookup complexity in `get_folder_id_by_name` from O(N) to O(1), significantly reducing lookup time (e.g., from ~0.28s to ~0.007s for 10,000 lookups) and improving the overall execution speed. `find_or_create_folder` was also updated to populate the dictionary properly. Co-authored-by: yj9404 <47413412+yj9404@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What:
Optimized
get_folder_id_by_nameto store Confluence child folders as a dictionary ({title: id}) within_FOLDER_CACHErather than a list of dictionaries.🎯 Why:
Previously, searching for a folder involved iterating over the cached children list in O(N) time. Changing the internal cache structure permits O(1) dictionary key lookups.
📊 Measured Improvement:
A synthetic benchmark evaluating 10,000 randomized lookups among 1,000 folders showed a reduction in total lookup time from 0.28 seconds down to 0.007 seconds, approximately a ~40x speed up for heavily nested folder iterations. All tests pass with no logic regressions.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 13772773072720187112 started by @yj9404