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`p-reduce` isn't really giving us anything unless we use its `concurrency` setting, which we don't. Instead, we can use a regular async `for...of` since the steps have to run in order anyway. This also has the side effect of reducing memory and garbage collection, since we're no longer creating new arrays and objects every iteration (via spread in the reducer).
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156-164: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the redundant re-seeding loop over
deployEnvVars.
deployEnvVarsByKeypersists across iterations, anddeployEnvVarsis always rebuilt from that same Map. Every element ofdeployEnvVarsis therefore already present in the Map with an identical value. Lines 157-159 rewrite existing keys only, which adds O(n) work per step without changing contents or order.♻️ Proposed simplification
if (newDeployEnvVars.length !== 0) { - for (const env of deployEnvVars) { - deployEnvVarsByKey.set(env.key, env) - } for (const env of newDeployEnvVars) { deployEnvVarsByKey.set(env.key, env) } deployEnvVars = Array.from(deployEnvVarsByKey.values()) }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/build/src/steps/run_steps.js`:
- Around line 156-164: Remove the redundant loop that re-seeds
deployEnvVarsByKey from deployEnvVars inside the newDeployEnvVars handling. Keep
the loop that inserts newDeployEnvVars entries and rebuild deployEnvVars from
the Map unchanged.
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p-reduceisn't really giving us anything unless we use itsconcurrencysetting, which we don't.Instead, we can use a regular async
for...ofsince the steps have to run in order anyway.This also has the side effect of reducing memory and garbage collection, since we're no longer creating new arrays and objects every iteration (via spread in the reducer).
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